Optimizing Dicing Blade Performance
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Jun
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02
Jun
Select right Diamond Dicing Blade for your application
Selecting the right diamond dicing blade & parameters for your material/application can be a very time consuming, trial & error frustrating process. The guide below has been designed to help you better understand the most important...
02
Jun
Dicing Blade Operations Recommendations
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Selecting the right dicing blade parameters often involves a trial and error process, many aspects of which can be mitigated through experience and a deep understanding of how...
02
Jun
Optimizing Dicing Blade Performance
There are many variables that affect dicing blade performance. Each variable of the dicing process is only of the many components of a larger dicing system (equation). Changing one component or variable of...
02
Jun
Trouble Shooting Dicing Problems
Guide on most common dicing problems and how to resolve them
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Application Recommendations
See what blade specifications we recommend to use for different applications, along with rpm's and feed rated
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Dicing Blade Case Studies
Common Materials - FR4 and epoxy mold compound.
Common Materials - Copper, HTCC (High Temperature Co-fired Ceramics), LTCC (Low Temperature Co-fired Ceramics).
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DICING SOLUTIONS FOR PACKAGE SINGULATION
BGA (Ball-Grid Array)
Common Materials: FR4...
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Jun
How to Selecting Right Diamond Tools for your application
Selecting the appropriate Diamond & CBN Tool specification is a crucial aspect of achieving your objectives. Opting for the ideal specification not only yields optimal results but also ensures the best return on investment. Conversely,...
02
Jun
How to properly use Diamond Tools
UKAM Industrial Superhard Tools manufactures precision diamond tools for a large variety of applications, materials, and industries.
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Metal Bonded Diamond Tools are “impregnated” with diamonds. This means that selected...
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Jun
Why use diamond
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...
02
Jun
What is Diamond Mesh Size and how to select best one for your application
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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Jun
What is Diamond Concentration and which to use for your application
Diamond concentration is measured based on the volume of diamond within a section of the tool. It is typically defined as Concentration 100, which equates to 4.4 carats per cubic centimeter of the diamond layer...
02
Jun
Diamond Tool Coolants Why, How, When & Where to Use
Coolant is one of the most overlooked variables in the overall diamond or cbn tool machining process. Effective and proper use of coolant and recalculating coolant system will pay off in terms of improved surface...
02
Jun
Diamond vs CBN (cubic boron nitride) Tools
Cubic Boron Nitride (CBN) is a synthetic material that is renowned for its exceptional hardness and high thermal stability. It is composed of boron and nitrogen atoms arranged in a crystal lattice structure, similar to...
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May
Get to Know the Diamond Tool Bond Types and Which to use for your application
Selecting the appropriate diamond bond type for specific applications is crucial for several reasons. Diamond bond type directly affects the tool's performance, efficiency, and longevity. Different bond types determine how well a tool can withstand...
