HDGD Raw Black Diamond Grit
HDGD Series / Grain size 50/60 - 140/170 mesh / Monocrystalline
HDGD Raw Black Diamond Grit
HDGD Raw Black Diamond Grit is a monocrystalline grade from the HDGD series, produced factory-direct at our own base in Zhengzhou, Henan - the Diamond Capital of China. Standard grain size range: 50/60 - 140/170 mesh. Each batch is checked for particle size distribution before packing, and can be supplied in trial quantities for process validation.
Advantage
- Raw black diamond grit, screened but not fully classified
- Lowest cost form of black grit supplied
- Wider PSD and higher residue than a classified grade
- Supplied from 50/60 to 140/170 mesh
- Ships in 3 working days
Send your workpiece material, target surface finish and order quantity — we confirm the matching grade and sample route within 24 hours.
Product Overview
HDGD is raw black diamond grit, screened to a mesh range but not put through the full classification and cleaning route that produces HDGR or HDGNR. It is the lowest-cost form of black grit we supply.
Because it is only screened, the particle size distribution is wider and the non-diamond residue higher than in a classified grade. That makes it unsuitable for precision bond work and well suited to applications that will process the grit further or that are not sensitive to a broad PSD.
Supplied from 50/60 to 140/170 mesh. Tell us what the grit is going into and we will say whether a classified grade is the better buy.
Standard Grain Size Chart
Raw black grit is only screened, not put through the full classification, cleaning and magnetic-separation route that produces HDGR and HDGNR. The ladder therefore stops at 140/170 — below that the residue and the spread of the particle size distribution make the raw feed the wrong choice for bond work.
| Grade (mesh)Trade standard | D codeISO 6106 | Size range (µm) | Sieve no.Mesh no. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coarse50/60 – 80/100Heavy screening cuts for further processing | |||
| 50/60 | D301 | 301 – 251 | 50# |
| 60/70 | D251 | 251 – 213 | 60# |
| 70/80 | D213 | 213 – 180 | 70# |
| 80/100 | D180 | 180 – 151 | 80# |
| Medium100/120 – 140/170The fine end of the raw range | |||
| 100/120 | D151 | 151 – 126 | 100# |
| 120/140 | D126 | 126 – 107 | 120# |
| 140/170 | D107 | 107 – 91 | 140# |
Raw black grit is supplied solely within 50/60 to 140/170 mesh. Finer material is supplied as HDGR or HDGNR, which are fully classified. If the process is sensitive to a broad PSD, ask for a classified grade instead.
Recommended Applications
Factory Checks Behind This Grade
HNHONGXIANG has produced synthetic diamond powder since 1990 in Henan, China. The factory covers about 124,000 square meters and supplies micron powder, diamond grit, coated diamond and functional diamond materials for global abrasive and precision processing customers.
Batch particle-size inspection
Laser diffraction PSD checked before packing, for stable batch-to-batch performance.
Factory-direct processing
Grading, washing, drying and packing handled in our own plant.
Custom grades available
Grade selection and private-label packaging to your specification.
Export support
Samples, trial orders and bulk shipments with full batch documents.
Packing And Export Options
Standard packing includes sealed bottles, bags or drums according to particle size and order quantity. Inner packaging is moisture-resistant and clearly labeled with product model, grain size, batch number and net weight.
Multiple package options
Sample, kilogram and bulk orders.
Moisture-resistant packing
Sealed bottles, bags or drums.
Clear labeling
Model, grain size, batch no. and net weight.
Export ready
Cartons or drums for air, express or sea.
Bottle package
50 / 100 / 150 / 200 / 300 / 500 / 1000 / 2000 / 3000 / 5000 / 10000 ct
Bag package
100 ct – 10000 ct sealed foil bags, labelled per batch.
Shipping methods
Air, express or sea freight according to order quantity.
Where HDGD Sits In The Crushed Grit Range
Crushed diamond grit splits into two material families. Yellow grit is the RVD type, graded for consistent cutting and used worldwide. Black and green grit is the RVG type, cheaper per carat and normally chosen for cost-driven markets where tool life is traded for price.
| Grade | Colour | Crystal character | Production route | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HDYR | Yellow (Type I) | Irregular, sharp, rough-surfaced particles | Crushed from selected coarse diamond, screened, cleaned and dried | Resin and vitrified bond wheels, lapping compounds, electroplated tools |
| HDHR | Yellow (Type II) | Yellow RVD-type material at standard grading | Crushed, screened, cleaned and dried | Resin-bond wheels for medium-soft materials |
| HDGR | Black / green (Grade A) | Slimmer, more angular particles with a rougher surface | Crushed from selected coarse diamond | Low-cost resin and vitrified bond wheels |
| HDGNR | Black / green (Grade B) | Economy black grade, wider grading tolerance | Crushed and screened | Entry-level tools and consumables |
| HDGDThis grade | Raw black | Unclassified raw black grit | Screened only | Further processing and low-cost bond wheels |
What To Include
Send the current product, particle size target and process problem. We will confirm the matching grade, sample route and packing option.






