Carlos Sanchez is a senior technical specialist and field applications trainer with more than 17 years of experience in the use and optimization of industrial diamond tools, including ultra-thin diamond blades, core drills, and CBN grinding wheels. With a foundation in industrial engineering and technical operations, Mr. Sanchez has worked extensively with manufacturers and laboratories around the world, providing hands-on support and practical training for a wide range of cutting, grinding, and sample preparation applications.
Fluent in both English and Spanish, Carlos is known for his ability to translate complex tooling concepts into clear, actionable procedures for engineers, technicians, and production staff. His approach emphasizes real-world process improvement, tool longevity, and operator education—ensuring clients get the most out of their diamond tooling investments.
As an author, Mr. Sanchez shares field-tested insights on tool performance optimization, defect prevention, training methodologies, and troubleshooting common cutting issues.
Diamond grit size can be defined as the size of the diamond particles used in the bond matrix. The larger the diamond particles (grit size) the faster the tool will cut.
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The sharpest and finest quality diamonds or CBN crystals that go into a SMART CUT Diamond Bond, immediately penetrate into the material, grinding and polishing as they cut.
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Diamond is the hardest material known to man kind. When used on diamond/tools, diamond grinds away material on micro (nano) level. Due to its hardness Diamond will work all types of materials from hardness of 40 on Rockwell scale and up. Diamond will machine hardest material, including those materials that other conventional types of abrasives, carbide and high speed steel will not.
