A common workshop question is:

How do I know when my grinding wheel needs dressing?

There is no single schedule that fits every grinding operation.

Wheel condition depends on the abrasive, workpiece, machine, operating conditions and frequency of use.

However, certain signs can indicate that dressing should be considered.

1. The Wheel Becomes Loaded

Material can become trapped between abrasive grains.

This reduces the amount of exposed cutting surface.

2. The Surface Becomes Glazed

A worn wheel can develop a smoother surface with dull abrasive grains.

The wheel may then cut less effectively.

3. The Wheel Loses Its Shape

Some grinding operations depend on a specific wheel profile.

If that shape changes, truing may be required.

4. Grinding Becomes Inconsistent

Changes in grinding behaviour can be a reason to inspect the wheel and setup.

A DIAMOND DRESSER may be used to restore the grinding surface by removing the worn outer layer and exposing fresh abrasive material.

Which Dresser?

Vermaent's present range includes:

• single-point,
• multipoint A Grade,
• multipoint Industrial Grade,
• and specialised valve-seat-wheel dressers.

Each is intended for a different type of requirement.

Final Thought

Do not wait for a grinding wheel to become severely worn before thinking about maintenance.

Regular inspection allows the operator to recognise surface and profile changes earlier and select an appropriate dressing method.

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