Value Collection ADD1783 Single Point Diamond Dresser

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION ADD1783 is a single point diamond dresser designed for truing and dressing abrasive grinding wheels. It holds a 1/3 carat diamond at the tip and mounts via a 7/16 inch diameter shank that extends 6 inches in length, giving the operator sufficient reach and clearance at the wheel. Diamond dressers are used by tool grinders, surface grinder operators, and machining shops to restore wheel geometry and expose fresh abrasive grain, maintaining cut efficiency and workpiece finish quality. This dresser is appropriate for use in both manual and automated surface grinding setups.

Single point diamond dressers of this type are standard equipment in precision grinding operations across industrial and trade environments. The 1/3 carat diamond point is suited for dressing aluminum oxide and silicon carbide wheels commonly found in tool rooms, maintenance shops, and production grinding cells. The 6 inch shank length accommodates standard magnetic chuck-mounted toolpost dressers and many common surface grinder accessory holders.

Key Features

• Single point diamond tip provides precise, controlled wheel truing in a single pass
• 1/3 carat diamond size suitable for medium-duty dressing on conventional abrasive wheels
• 7/16 inch shank diameter fits standard diamond dresser holders and toolpost fixtures
• 6 inch shank length provides clearance and reach at the grinding wheel face
• Compact and lightweight at 0.17 pounds for easy handling and setup

Compatibility

Designed as a standard single point diamond dresser for use with conventional abrasive grinding wheels in toolpost dresser holders that accept a 7/16 inch diameter shank.

Installation Notes

Diamond dressers are installed and used by machinist and grinding trades. Before mounting or adjusting the dresser, power down the grinder and allow the wheel to come to a complete stop. Secure the shank firmly in the dresser holder with no excessive overhang beyond what the application requires. Always dress the wheel with the diamond slightly below wheel centerline and advance the dresser across the wheel face at a controlled, consistent rate to avoid shock loading the diamond tip.