RESIN BOND WHEELS
Diacut's resin-bond superabrasive grinding wheels are highly efficient and formulated for fast, cool cutting and precision finishing, rendering our resin-bond blades an ideal choice for hard and brittle material applications. When cutting hard and brittle materials, the edge of the blade wears at a systematic rate, which continually exposes new diamond particles and produces a self sharpening blade. This means our blades are ideal for the precision finishing of ceramics (alumina), glass, quartz, sapphire, ferrite and carbide. Since resin-bond generates less heat when grinding, they can be used in both wet and dry grinding applications. We customize our resin-bond wheels to suit your exact needs.
METAL BOND WHEELS
We crafted our metal-bond superabrasive grinding wheels, also referred to as sintered blades, with a bond matrix that was designed to retain shape, provide higher yields and ultimately have longer wheel life than our resin-bond wheels. Diacut's metal-bond blades are characterized by their endurance and low wear rates while pushing the limits of blade thickness. The metal-bond blades are ideal for grinding non-ferrous materials such as glass, alumina ceramics, sapphire and quartz. A wet grinding environment, with high pressure coolant, is strongly recommended. Like our resin-bond product line, we have customized our metal-bond wheels to suit any project and application for our customers.
CUSTOM-MADE
GRINDING WHEELS & BLADES,
FINE-TUNED TO PERFECTION
Since 1982, Diacut has been producing custom precision wheels and blades for myriad industries around the world. Focused on crafting each product for reliable quality and consistent performance, the Diacut Thinwheel team is dedicated to offering superb customer responsiveness with unmatched product turnaround for our grinding wheels and cutting, slotting, slicing and dicing blades.
DIAMOND OR CBN SUPERABRASIVES
Superabrasives is a term used to describe Diamond and CBN (Cubic Boron Nitride). Diamond is the hardest substance on the Knoop Hardness Scale and the only abrasive capable of grinding ultra-hard materials. Cubic Boron Nitride is man-made and second only to diamond in hardness. They can both produce outstanding results for specific applications and materials when properly applied. Although CBN and Diamond are both superabrasives, the areas of use vary considerably by material. In general, Diamond is used to grind nonferrous materials, while CBN is used to grind ferrous materials.
Diamond:
Alumina (Ceramic) • Carbide • Crystals • Ferrite • Glass • Graphite • Quartz • Sapphire
CBN:
Aerospace Alloys • Die Steel • Hard, Ferrous Materials (Over 55 Rockwell C) • High Speed Steel • Inconel • Special Alloys • Stainless Steel • Tool Steel
UPCOMING EVENTS
Ceramitec 2024
April 9 – 12
Munich, Germany, Booth A6.326
Grinding Hub 2024
May 14 - 17
Stuttgart, Germany
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