Selecting a DIAMOND DRESSER should begin with the grinding-wheel application.

Different dresser designs are intended for different types of work.

Check the Grinding Machine

Start by identifying the machine.

Is it:

• a surface grinder,
• cylindrical grinder,
• tool grinder,
• valve-seat grinder,
• or another type of grinding machine?

The machine type narrows the dressing requirement.

Check the Grinding Wheel

Consider:

• wheel diameter,
• width,
• abrasive,
• wheel profile,
• and working surface.

A wide production wheel may have different dressing requirements from a small precision wheel.

Single Point or Multipoint?

A single-point dresser provides one diamond contact point.

A multipoint dresser distributes contact across several diamonds.

Vermaent currently lists both types, including A Grade and Industrial Grade multipoint dressers.

Check for Specialised Applications

Valve-seat grinding is one example where specialised dressing tools may be required.

The Vermaent range includes a dresser intended for valve-seat wheels used with Sioux, B&D, Wolf and K O Lee machines.

Think About Dressing Frequency

A tool used occasionally in a repair workshop may have different requirements from one used repeatedly in a production environment.

The frequency of use should therefore be part of the selection process.

Conclusion

Choosing a dresser should be a technical decision based on the wheel and grinding operation.

The right starting question is not simply “Which diamond dresser should I buy?”

It is:

“What grinding wheel am I maintaining, and what type of dressing does it require?

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