TC14 Dressing
TC14 Dressing
TC14 Dressing
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Founded in 1981, Grinding Techniques (Pty) Ltd.
is the largest privately owned abrasive
manufacturer in Africa, operating under the
principal business ethos of developing mutually
beneficial business partnerships with
our valued customers.
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DRESSING PROCEDURES
SPECIFICATIONS
ABRASIVE DRESSING STICK
Shape A - Square
SIZE DESCRIPTION
This hand held dressing stick is used to dress abrasive products. It will bring a
worn grinding wheel back into truth, leaving an open wheel face ready ro remove
Size – Description stock.It is particularly effective when used to dress special shapes onto grinding
wheels for profile grinding, or to “back off” cup grinding wheels or internal
grinding wheels when grinding with the wheel face.
The specifications in this catalogue are recommendations only. For further information or special application specifications, please contact
Grinding Techniques Technical Department (011) 271 6400 or email: [email protected]
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SPECIFICATIONS
COMPLETE DRESSERS
ORDERING DATA:
Dresser size – Huntington Dresser
SPARE CUTTERS
ORDERING DATA:
Size – Spare Cutter
The specifications in this catalogue are recommendations only. For further information or special application specifications, please contact
Grinding Techniques Technical Department (011) 271 6400 or email: [email protected]
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SPECIFICATIONS
12mm a
a d a d
b
b
(No. 0 or No. 1 Morse Taper)
SHAPE 6 30º
b
f
e c
30º
a
g d a
1½º
f g c
e 40… 60…
0,15
0,25
0,50
a d
35 or 45
h
b
9,50¿
Note: Model 5/4 may have been supplied to special order with 1¾”
(44,5mm) length tools.
The specifications in this catalogue are recommendations only. For further information or special application specifications, please contact
Grinding Techniques Technical Department (011) 271 6400 or email: [email protected]
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SPECIFICATIONS
15º
NIB SHAPE B B1 B2
m
m 6m
13 m
10 mm
NIB SHAPE C C1
m
10 m mm
10
NIB SHAPE D D1
m
13 m m
13 m
SHAPE DESCRIPTION
A1 Standard Multipoint Diamond Dresser
A1 Gold Multipoint Diamond Dresser
B1 Standard Multipoint Diamond Dresser
C1 Standard Multipoint Diamond Dresser
D1 Standard Multipoint Diamond Dresser
ORDERING DATA:
Shape – Description
In many instances, Multipoints have replaced the traditional Single Point diamond dressers for trueing and dressing, except where
intricate forms and profiles for extremely fine finishes are required. Multipoints often prove to give greater effective service life than
Single Point tools. See application table on page 63 for recommended starting points or minimum requirements for use on
wheels grit 46 and finer.
The specifications in this catalogue are recommendations only. For further information or special application specifications, please contact
Grinding Techniques Technical Department (011) 271 6400 or email: [email protected]
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APPLICATION TABLE
F I E L D O F A P P L I C AT I O N S P E C I F I C AT I O N S
Wheel diameter Multipoint Single Point
Surface Grinding 0 – 180mm C1 0,25 Carat
200 – 250mm B1/C1 0,50 Carat
300 – 350mm B1/C1 0,50 Carat
400 – 450mm A1/C1 0,75 Carat
500mm+ A1/D1 1,00 Carat
OPERATING PARAMETERS
INDEXING
3,4 – 4,2mm/sec 5,1 – 10,2mm/sec
0,05 – 0,15mm/rev 0,05 – 0,5mm/rev Single point dressers should be indexed at regular intervals
Can increase traverse rate up to to maintain a sharp point and to increase working life.
17mm/sec for rapid stock removal The dresser should be rotated approx. 60º around its
own axis.
Slower traverse rates “close” the face of the wheel,
resulting in less stock removal and improved workpiece A blunt single point diamond dresser is of no use as
finish. Faster traverse rates “open” the face of the wheel, a dressing tool. All that it will do is true a grinding
resulting in greater stock removal and a rougher workpiece wheel; the blunt diamond will crush the abrasive grain
finish. back into the wheel face. A closed wheel face will not
remove stock, and will often result in burning the
workpiece.
The specifications in this catalogue are recommendations only. For further information or special application specifications, please contact
Grinding Techniques Technical Department (011) 271 6400 or email: [email protected]
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