CNC Dressing Stick – 60 Grit, Aluminum Oxide, Rusty Brown
The Tennessee Abrasive Dressing Stick is a 60 grit, aluminum oxide dressing stick in rusty brown, used to dress and renew diamond tooling on CNC stone- and tile-fabrication equipment.
Key Features
- 60 grit aluminum oxide abrasive
- Vitrified bond (Tennessee Abrasive's own bond variant, "2A")
- Rusty Brown is Tennessee Abrasive's own shop-identification color for this grit, not a published industry color code — other abrasive brands map colors to grits differently, so confirm grit by the number printed on the stick, not by color, when cross-shopping. The MPN's trailing “6%-IRO” is not documented by Tennessee Abrasive or by any abrasive-industry marking system found; “IRO” is plausibly iron oxide, which would explain the rusty-brown color, but that reading is inference, not a sourced fact.
Who Is This For
Stone and tile fabrication shops and CNC shops maintaining diamond-tipped profile wheels and similar diamond tooling. Tennessee Abrasive's dressing sticks are used to bevel or round over sharp edges of cut materials, renew dull or glazed diamond tooling, and smooth chip marks, per GMR Stone Products, a stone-industry distributor that carries this brand. Within Tennessee Abrasive's dressing-stick range, coarser grits (46, 60) remove more material and finer grits (220, 320, 600) leave a smoother finish; this stick is one of the coarser grits in that range.
Sizing — Needs Review
Tennessee Abrasive does not publish a physical size (cross-section and length) or a pack quantity for this part number, and the part number itself encodes no dimension. A dressing stick is normally bought by cross-section and length, so confirm exact dimensions and pack quantity with Tennessee Abrasive (1-800-346-6399) before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grit is this dressing stick?
60 grit.
What abrasive grain and bond is it made from?
Aluminum oxide grain in a vitrified bond.
What is a dressing stick used for?
Tennessee Abrasive's dressing sticks are used to bevel or round over sharp edges of cut materials, renew dull or glazed diamond tooling, and smooth chip marks, per GMR Stone Products, a stone-industry distributor that carries this brand.