Saw blades and core drills need diamond grit that can survive impact, hold in the bond and expose sharp cutting edges during work.
Main Selection Factors
The buyer should compare strength, particle shape, size range and compatibility with the bond system.
- Stone, concrete, glass or composite material
- Wet or dry cutting condition
- Segment or electroplated tool route
Product Direction
High-strength grit and selected crushed diamond routes are normally tested for different cutting loads.
- MBD series for high-load tools
- RVD or crushed diamond for self-sharpening routes
- Coated diamond when bond retention is the issue
How To Improve Repeat Orders
Keep batch number, size range, bond formula and cutting result together so the next order can repeat the working condition.