Flott Dressing Stone for grinding wheels is a professional abrasive consumable available from Krollit, official Flott distributor since 2007.
- Intended Use: Regeneration and truing of grinding wheels
- Compatibility: Wheels for sharpeners, sanders, grinders
- Material: Professional abrasive mixture
Who uses the Dressing Stone for grinding wheels and for what
Workshops, joineries, and body shops use the Dressing Stone for grinding wheels for sanding, finishing, and surface preparation of materials and grits indicated in the specifications.
Its place in the Flott range
Flott Dressing Stone for grinding wheels is part of the Flott abrasive consumables range, distributed in Italy by Krollit since 2007. The Flott range includes models of various categories and performances: to choose the right machine for your use case, you can consult the Flott catalog on Krollit or contact customer support for selection assistance.
Krollit Logistics and Support
Shipping 3-5 business days from Krollit warehouse for spare parts and accessories. Customer support in Italian available for technical documentation and compatibility verification with the reference machine. Krollit has been an official distributor since 2007.
Who is the Dressing Stone for grinding wheels for?
The dressing stone for grinding wheels is recommended for the following professional profiles:
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Workshops, joineries, and body shops: sanding, finishing, and surface preparation in the indicated grits.
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Users with compatible machines (diameter/attachment): original spare part for the machines indicated in the description.
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Materials outside product specifications: check the grit and supported material to avoid damaging the workpiece.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which grit should I choose for my work?
K36-K60 for roughing and paint/glue removal; K80-K120 for intermediate sanding; K150-K240 for pre-painting finish.
K36 grit is too aggressive for sharpening tools (damages the edge). For HSS sharpening use K60-K80. For sanding soft wood start with K80, for hard wood K100. Progressively increase: each grit approximately doubles the fineness.
Regular corundum or zirconium corundum?
Regular corundum for wood (red); zirconium corundum (blue) for metal or heavy use, it is self-sharpening.
Regular corundum is the universal choice for wood and finishes. Zirconium is more aggressive, recommended for iron and light alloys, and maintains its edge thanks to its self-sharpening action (fragments exposing new grains).
What machine/size is it compatible with?
Check the belt dimensions in the title (e.g., 75×533 mm, 100×610 mm) or disc (Ø 115, 125, 150 mm).
Abrasive belts should be chosen based on the circumference of the sander's roller. Common sizes: 40×303 mm (handheld), 75×533 mm (benchtop), 100×610 mm (semi-industrial). Also check the direction of travel (arrows on the back).
How many pieces are in the package?
See "Package" or "Quantity" in the product's technical specifications.
Krollit supplies standard manufacturer packaging (typically 5, 10, or 25 pieces). For intensive professional use, it is advisable to keep a stock of at least 2-3 packages of different grits.
How should abrasive consumables be stored?
In a dry place, away from heat sources and humidity, keeping the original packaging closed.
Humidity degrades the binder of the abrasive paper and drastically reduces its lifespan. For unused belts, hang them vertically to prevent permanent creases that cause slipping during operation.
