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Resin Bond Dicing Blade
RESIN BOND
SMART CUT® Series (SC®) RESIN BOND DIAMOND & CBN DICING BLADES
Maintain excellent form & sharpness. Providing lower wear rate, longer life, and minimum level of chipping on wide variety materials.
SMART CUT® Resin series New Generation & Technology Dicing Blade is the highest performance Resin Bond Dicing Blade available today! SMART CUT® Resin Dicing Blade lasts longer than any resin bond diamond dicing blade and maintains better form & shape consistently through its life. Resin Bond dicing blade are typically more forgiving, self dressing, and freer cutting. Excellent choice for Ultra Hard & Brittle Materials. Recommended for applications where cut quality and surface finish is very important.
SMART CUT® Resin series New Generation & Technology Dicing Blade are produced using phenolic resin as the binder, diamond abrasive as cutting media, ceramic & other advanced components as filler. UKAM Industrial Resin Bond Blades are manufactured with advanced molding process. available in a large variety of geometries, diamond sizes, diamond concentrations, and bond harnesses.
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SMART CUT® RESIN SCR Dicing Blades are engineered to significantly outperform conventional resin bond blades in both durability and performance. Unlike standard resin blades that quickly dull and lose shape, SMART CUT® blades maintain their roundness, sharpness, and structural integrity throughout their life. They handle higher loads and feed rates, making them suitable for both low- and high-power dicing saws. Their heavy-duty construction and open bond design reduce the need for frequent dressing, minimize blade wreckage, and allow for superior coolant absorption—keeping the blade cool and stable during operation.
These blades cut faster and more aggressively while still delivering the smooth surface finish expected from a resin bond. They also resist glazing and maintain consistent cutting speed with minimal chipping. SMART CUT® RESIN SCR Blades use advanced phenolic resin formulations, higher grade tightly graded diamonds, and proprietary molding techniques—overcoming the limitations of conventional resin bonds and enabling use in a wider range of applications. With their self-renewing bond structure and longer life, they offer cleaner cuts, reduced downtime, and lower overall cost per cut—truly setting a new standard for what resin bond dicing blades can achieve.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Outside Diameter (D): 2” (50mm) to 6” (154mm)
Blade Thickness Range
- Thickness (TE): 80 µm to 1500 µm
- Ultra-Thin Blades: Down to 45µm available for high-precision applications
- Standard Thickness Tolerances: ±0.002” (higher tolerances available upon request)
Inside Diameter (Arbor Hole)
- Standard Sizes: 40mm
- Custom Inside Diameters: Available to fit specific dicing saws or mounting requirements
Diamond Grit Sizes
SMART CUT® Resin Bond Dicing Blades are available in a broad range of diamond grit sizes, enabling users to balance cutting speed, surface finish, and blade longevity:
- Diamond Grit Size Range: 2µm to 70µm
- Fine Grits (2µm – 15µm): Recommended for ultra-precise applications requiring a superior surface finish and minimal chipping
- Medium Grits (30µm – 54µm): Best for general-purpose cutting of brittle and dense materials
- Coarse Grits (D76 – D126): Ideal for aggressive material removal and faster cutting rates
Diamond Concentration
The diamond concentration is precisely controlled to optimize blade performance based on the material being cut. Higher concentrations extend blade life, while lower concentrations improve free-cutting action.
- High Concentration: Used for cutting hard, dense materials like fiberglass (FGS), tungsten carbide (TGC), QFN packages, tool steels, Inconel, and Monel
- Low Concentration: Recommended for brittle and fragile materials such as optical glass, ceramics, lithium niobate (LiNbO₃), sapphire, quartz, and silicon carbide (SiC)
Bond Hardness Designation System
SMART CUT® sintered metal bond dicing blades come in multiple bond hardness formulations to match specific applications:
- Hard Bonds (VVVHB, VVHB, VHBH, HBH, HBM): Best suited for aggressive cutting applications requiring long blade life and high wear resistance
- Medium Bonds (SBL, MHBL, MHBM): Balanced formulation for controlled wear and stable cutting performance
- Soft Bonds (VVVSB, VVSB, VSB): Ideal for fast cutting, reduced heat generation, and minimal material deformation
Edge Profiles and Serration Options
To enhance performance in specific cutting applications, SMART CUT® offers a variety of serrated and edge profile options:
- Straight Edge: Provides smooth, clean cuts for materials with minimal chipping concerns
- Serrated Edge: Increases coolant flow and debris removal, reducing heat buildup and improving cut quality
- Custom Edge Geometries: Available upon request for specialized applications
Tolerance Standards
SMART CUT® dicing blades are manufactured to extremely tight tolerances, ensuring high precision and repeatability:
- Outside Diameter Tolerance: ±0.002”
- Blade Thickness Tolerance: ±5µm to ±15µm (depending on thickness and application)
- Runout: ≤ 0.001” (≤ 25µm) for high-precision applications
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SMART CUT® SCR Series Resin Bond Dicing Blades are specifically engineered for precision dicing, singulation, slotting, and cross-sectioning of hard and brittle materials such as ceramics, quartz, semiconductor wafers, glass, optical components, sapphire, ferrites, and composites. These blades provide optimal performance in high-precision applications where cut quality, minimal chipping, and tight tolerances are critical. SMART CUT® SCR Blades are manufactured using our proprietary SMART CUT® technology, which ensures precise diamond orientation, uniform diamond distribution, and optimal diamond protrusion. This results in faster cutting speeds, longer blade life, reduced heat generation, and superior surface finishes. Our blades are custom-manufactured per application, optimizing performance and cost-effectiveness for each customer’s specific needs. These blades are ideal for cutting: SMART CUT® SCR blades are available in a wide range of diamond grit sizes, from ultra-fine (20/25 mesh) to coarse (325/400 mesh), depending on material properties and surface finish requirements. Standard diamond concentrations range from 25% to 100%, with customized concentrations available to balance cutting speed, surface finish, and blade life. The standard kerf thickness (blade thickness) ranges from 0.004″ (100 microns) to 0.100″ (2.5 mm). However, ultra-thin configurations as low as 0.001″ (25 microns) can be manufactured upon request, depending on the application and machine compatibility. SMART CUT® SCR blades are available in diameters from 1″ (25 mm) up to 6″ (154 mm) or larger upon request. Bond hardness is a critical variable that determines how quickly the matrix wears away to expose new diamonds. Softer bonds are ideal for harder, denser materials, allowing continuous diamond exposure. Harder bonds work best with softer or abrasive materials to extend blade life. SMART CUT® SCR blades are available in soft, medium, and hard bond formulations. We customize the bond matrix for each application to ensure maximum performance. Our advanced resin formulation and precision diamond placement minimize vibration, thermal damage, and lateral movement during cutting. This results in a smoother entry and exit, reduced micro-fractures, and significantly lower edge chipping, making SCR blades ideal for delicate substrates and ultra-thin materials. Yes. Our blades are designed to be fully compatible with all major precision dicing saws, including: Blade life varies depending on material hardness, thickness, coolant type, feed rate, RPM, and depth of cut. However, customers consistently report 1.5X to 3X longer blade life compared to conventional resin bond dicing blades. Longevity is further enhanced by proper dressing and optimal operating parameters. Yes. Like all precision dicing blades, SMART CUT® SCR blades benefit from periodic dressing to maintain sharpness and correct geometry. We offer dressing sticks and automated dressing solutions to restore cutting efficiency and extend overall blade life. Water-soluble dicing coolants are recommended for optimal heat dissipation, lubrication, and debris removal. For sensitive substrates or electrostatic discharge concerns, we offer specially formulated SMART CUT® XP Series dicing fluids (XP-1 through XP-4), each tailored for specific dicing environments and materials. Absolutely. Unlike off-the-shelf solutions, we specialize in engineering custom blade configurations based on your exact material type, thickness, machine type, desired surface finish, feed rate, and throughput requirements. Submit your application details and our applications engineering team will design a blade to match your exact needs. Customers consistently find that SMART CUT® SCR blades outperform leading competitors in terms of: Standard delivery is 3 to 4 weeks for most custom blades. Expedited lead times can be available depending on the blade specification. All blades are produced per your specifications and requirements and inspected for quality assurance and traceability. Our experienced applications engineering team (with over 100 years of combined experience) offers free technical consulting. We help customers select the correct blade based on material properties, machine type, cut depth, throughput requirements, and surface finish expectations. Trial blades are also available under our Guaranteed Trial Order Program. Yes. We offer hybrid resin-metal bond dicing blades, as well as multi-layer blade constructions where different bond types or grit sizes are layered to achieve specific cutting goals—such as increased durability, self-sharpening properties, or optimized surface finish in one pass. These advanced configurations are made-to-order and can significantly improve performance in challenging applications. When stored properly in a dry, cool, and dust-free environment, SMART CUT® SCR blades have a shelf life of up to 2 years. To ensure optimal performance, avoid exposing the blades to moisture, extreme temperature fluctuations, or corrosive chemicals. Blades with customized resin formulations or special coatings may have different storage guidelines, which will be specified in the product documentation. Yes. Dressing is essential to maintain blade sharpness, ensure consistent diamond exposure, and restore cutting performance. We recommend using: SMART CUT® SCR blades can be used on: Absolutely. In addition to wafer singulation and precision cut-off, SMART CUT® SCR blades are widely used for: We do not impose strict minimum order quantities. You can order as little as 3 blades, especially when prototyping or validating new materials or production methods. We encourage customers to test performance through our Guaranteed Trial Order Program, where the blade is offered free of charge if the performance feedback form is completed. Our manufacturing process allows us to maintain ultra-precise tolerances: Arbor hole tolerance: ±0.0002″ (±5 microns) Tolerances can be further customized for high-precision applications such as MEMS, microfluidics, or photonics. Yes. The resin bond matrix used in our SCR blades is specially formulated to reduce friction and heat generation at the cutting interface. Lower cutting temperatures help prevent thermal damage, preserve material integrity, and extend both blade and equipment life. For extremely heat-sensitive materials, we recommend using SMART CUT® XP Series Coolants and maintaining continuous coolant flow. Yes. Our applications engineers will evaluate your specific cutting needs—material type, dimensions, cutting machine, target surface finish, throughput requirements—and recommend a tailored solution. We often perform sample cuts in-house at no cost and provide detailed feedback on the best-performing blade configurations for your process. We offer free lifetime technical support with every blade purchased. Additionally, we provide: While the blades themselves are not recyclable in conventional municipal systems, UKAM Industrial Superhard Tools participates in industrial recycling programs for spent diamond tools. Used blades can often be returned for re-segmentation or reconditioning, extending the life of the hub and reducing waste. Ask about our Blade Recovery Program for eligible customers. Common indicators include: Need for more frequent dressing Safety is paramount. Please follow these guidelines: Inspect blades for cracks, chipping, or warping before each use. We provide full Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and operation manuals upon request. These blades are engineered for wet cutting only. Dry cutting of hard and brittle materials using resin bond blades can cause: To extend blade life and maintain performance: Reduced cutting efficiency may result from: Contact our technical support team for a blade evaluation or possible re-specification. We maintain rigorous quality control procedures, including: Internal testing protocols for grit size distribution, bond uniformity, and kerf tolerance Yes. SMART CUT® SCR blades can be used to cut multi-layered or laminated materials such as: Yes. Through our Guaranteed Trial Order Program, we offer trial blades free of charge to qualified customers who agree to provide feedback using our standard blade evaluation form. This ensures the blade meets your specific application and performance expectations before large-scale purchase. In many cases, yes. We maintain an agile manufacturing operation with the ability to make real-time changes to bond type, diamond grit, kerf thickness, or arbor size without significantly delaying production. We advise customers to confirm specification changes early in the process for fastest turnaround. Yes. For companies working on new materials, next-generation devices, or novel cutting challenges, we offer collaborative development programs including: Yes. Certain materials (such as sapphire, GaN, and semiconductor wafers) are highly sensitive to electrostatic discharge (ESD). Our SMART CUT® SCR blades can be formulated with anti-static resin systems or used in conjunction with XP-4 anti-ESD dicing fluid to: We specialize in custom-manufacturing solutions for high-mix / low-volume clients who need: Yes. For OEMs and repeat customers, we offer: Yes. We frequently reverse-engineer or replicate discontinued blades from: Yes. As a vertically integrated manufacturer, we offer:
We offer custom arbor sizes and hub mounting options to fit any machine.
If any of these symptoms are observed, we recommend retiring the blade and contacting us for a replacement recommendation or performance analysis.
Customers requiring absolute consistency for volume production can request Process Capability Index (Cp/Cpk) documentation and First Article Inspection (FAI) reports.
Blade formulation and grit size may need to be adjusted to accommodate differences in material hardness, thermal expansion, and delamination tendencies. We recommend testing in collaboration with our applications engineering team.
We regularly work with leaders in microelectronics, photonics, aerospace, medical devices, and national labs.
This makes SMART CUT® SCR blades ideal for contract manufacturers, research institutions, and small-scale device developers.
These programs improve supply chain stability, reduce lead times, and lock in preferred pricing.
We will match or enhance the original performance using SMART CUT® formulations and technology.
Bundling these products ensures optimal system performance and simplifies procurement.
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Features:
- Highly Customizable
- Improved Precision
- Versatility in Applications
- Resistant to Wear
- Low Vibration
- High Strength and Rigidity
- Extended Blade Life
- Minimal Deflection
- Ideal for Deep or Aggressive Cutting
- Available in Various Grit Formulas
Advantages
- Maximum cutting performance
- No glazing
- Faster cutting action
- Improved surface finish quality
- Better coolant retention
- No Material Deformation

SMART CUT® Resin Bond Dicing / Slicing Blades with a Steel Core
SMART CUT® Resin bond dicing / slicing blades with a steel core offer exceptional strength and rigidity, making them well-suited for high-precision applications. The resin bond is known for its controlled wear properties, which means the abrasive particles remain exposed and sharp for longer periods, ensuring a consistent cut throughout the blade's life. This results in a smooth, even cut with reduced thermal buildup, helping to preserve the material being cut and avoid damage such as microfractures or heat distortion. The combination of the resin bond and the steel core provides added durability, ensuring that the blade maintains its form during demanding cutting operations. These blades are perfect for deep or aggressive cutting, grooving, and slicing of a variety of materials, The added rigidity minimizes blade deflection, which is critical for maintaining consistent performance and protecting the workpiece from damage.
The reduced deflection helps lower operational costs by decreasing the likelihood of material defects and reducing the need for frequent blade replacements. These blades are available in diamond, CBN, and custom grit formulations, offering versatility to meet a wide range of cutting requirements. The blade sizing and shape are highly customizable to suit specific applications, ensuring optimal performance across different materials and cutting conditions.
One of the key benefits of SMART CUT® resin bond blades are less likely to clog or load up, which improves chip removal and reduces the potential for blade binding during operation. Since they are made with a steel core they have extended lifespan. This design allows for longer periods of use, improving productivity and reducing downtime. Additionally, the blades can be equipped with or without water slots, depending on the cooling and lubrication requirements of the application. The edge design/radius can abrasive edge be customized enabling precise control over the depth, width, and shape of the cut.
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About Resin Bond
Resin bond dicing blades are made with high temperature phenolic resin, diamond particles, ceramic filler and often additional additives. Resin Bond is the softest of all the bonds, frequently used in applications that require a smooth surface. This type of dicing blade is used on majority of ultra hard & brittle materials. Resin bond dicing blades allow the bond matrix to wear faster, and allow for diamond particles/crystals to break out of their matrix faster, so that new sharp diamond particles become exposed. This self sharpening characteristic of resin bond dicing blades, based on faster bond wear out is what make this blade choice in almost half of all dicing application. Typical Resin Bond Diamond Blades last less than Sintered (Metal Bond) diamond blades, but more than electroplated (nickel bond) diamond blades. finish and minimum amount of chipping.
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How SMART CUT® Bond Works?
Step 1

Diamonds or CBN Crystals
Diamonds or CBN Crystals are activated only at the exposed layer. As Bond Matrix layer begin to wear out, diamonds in a new Bond Matrix layer are immediately activated, substituting the already used up diamond layer. The SMART CUT® Bond Diamond Bond makes sure every diamond is in the right place. and at the right time, working where you need it most.
Step 2

Sharpest And Finest Quality Diamonds
The newly exposed diamonds don’t effect diamonds already working on the material. Unlike many other diamond bonds, diamonds in a SMART CUT® remains sharp and grow sharper with each cut, prolonging product life and consistent performance.
Step 3

Advanced Formulated Open Diamond Bond Design
This advanced formulated open diamond bond design insures minimal chipping, fast cut, constant speed of cut, minimal cutting noise, and most important of all, consistent performance.
How SMART CUT® Resin Bond Works?
The sharpest and finest quality diamonds or CBN crystals that go into a SMART CUT ® Resin Bond Diamond & CBN Dicing Blades, immediately penetrate into the material, grinding and polishing as they cut.

Diamonds or CB Crystals are activated only at the exposed layer. As Bond Matrix layer begin to wear out, diamonds in a new Bond Matrix layer are immediately activated, substituting the already used up diamond layer. The SMART CUT® Bond Diamond Bond makes sure every diamond is in the right place. and at the right time, working where you need it most.

The newly exposed diamonds don't effect diamonds already working on the material. Unlike many other diamond bonds, diamonds in a SMART CUT® remains sharp and grow sharper with each cut, prolonging product life and consistent performance.

This advanced formulated open diamond bond design insures minimal chipping, fast cut, constant speed of cut, minimal cutting noise, and most important of all, consistent performance.
SMART CUT® Difference
How SMART CUT® Dicing Blades are Different in comparison to other dicing blades.

Longer
Lasting
Will outlast conventional Resin Bond Dicing Blades SMART CUT® RESIN are more sturdy than blades manufactured with conventional technologies.
Unlike many other resin bond blades, they will not dull and maintain its firm shape and roundness all the way through the blades life.
SMART CUT® RESIN SCR Dicing Blades can accommodate higher loads and feed rates. And may be used on both low & high power saws. Exhibiting unmatched Stability, Flexibility, & Conductivity.
More universal SMART CUT® RESIN SCR Dicing Blades can accommodate higher loads and feed rates. And may be used on both low & high power saws. Exhibiting unmatched Stability, Flexibility, & Conductivity.
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Consistent Performance
SMART CUT® RESIN SCR are more durable than resin bond blades. Their heavy duty construction is designed to minimize and prevent blade wreckage. And unlike conventional resin bond dicing blades, SMART CUT® RESIN SCR dicing blades require significantly less dressing. This provides 2 very distinct advantages:


Maximum
Coolant Absorption
SMART CUT® RESIN SCR open bond design allows diamonds to absorb excessive heat and tension generated by repeated use, promoting consistency in cut cleanness and smoothness. You will notice the difference in the quality of the cut these blades leave behind.
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Universal
Blade requires minimal dressing, the bond renews itself.


NO
Glazing
Blade requires minimal dressing, the bond renews itself.
Faster
Cutting Action
More aggressive than your ordinary blades. They cut faster, still leaving behind a smooth finish as you would expect from a resin bond.


Blade
Will not lose its roundness or shape
- Minimum blade dressing
- Consistent cutting speed
- Minimum chipping


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Disadvantages of Conventional
Resin Bond Dicing Blades
High Quality Diamond is not used
Resin bond must remain very fragile in order to expose new diamonds. Resin bond is the softest of all the dicing bond matrixes. For this reason, strong and high quality diamonds cannot be used in a resin bond. High quality diamonds are harder than a resin bond matrix. and would soon disintegrate the bond. that keeps them in place. This brings about the need for frequent blade dressing causing the cut to lose its roundness or form.
High Wear Rate
Resin bond blades provide high wear rate, lack of stiffness and thickness limitation.
Short Life
Resin bond can cut hard & brittle materials fast, but will provide much shorter life. Thinnest blades that can be produced in resin bond is .004. Many of the resin bond dicing blade limitation have been resolved by utilizing different phenolic resin types, mixtures, fillers and molding techniques in our New Generation Extended Wear Resin Bond and Hybrid Bond dicing blades. Hence increasing their field or use in greater amount of applications.
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RESIN BOND SPECIFICATIONS
Size Designation: D X TE X H, Where: D-Outside Blade Diameter, TE –Blade Thickness, H- Blade Inside Diameter.
Note: Our standard Tolerance on Outside Diameter for all blades is +/-.002”, tolerance. Higher tolerances are available upon request

SMART CUT® SERIES (SCR) RESIN BOND DIAMOND DICING BLADE – SELECTION GUIDE
The guide below will help you select the right blade to your material/application, fast and easy. Just locate the material you are working with. On right hand side of material and abbreviation you will find recommended diamond particle size, bond hardness to use for your application. Along with the SMART CUT® bond series recommendation.







SMART CUT® XP Dicing Fluid, Coolant, & Surfactant
Available in 4 Different Formulas to Fit Most Dicing Applications
XP-1 is a general-purpose dicing fluid within the SMART CUT® range, designed to reduce debris, improve tool life, and prevent corrosion, while ensuring smooth cutting and protecting sensitive materials from ESD.
XP-2 enhances lubrication for demanding applications, offering superior cutting speeds, tool longevity, and advanced cleaning capabilities for tough materials like SiC and sapphire.
XP-3 is ideal for high-pressure systems, offering consistent cooling performance without foam buildup.
XP-4 specifically protects electrostatic-sensitive components by eliminating ESD, reducing defects, and extending tool life during the dicing process.
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Sintered (metal bonded) diamond tools have multiple layers of diamonds impregnated inside the metal matrix. Diamonds are furnaces sintered in a matrix made of iron, cobalt, nickel, bronze, copper, tungsten, alloys of these powders or other metals in various combinations. Metal bonded diamond tools are impregnated” with diamonds.
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SMART CUT® Water Soluble Dicing Coolant
SMART CUT® XP Water Soluble Dicing Coolant added to deionized (DI) water reduces surface tension flowing from saws injection system and is carried directly of dicing blade.
This reduces material thermal stress, edge damage, and internal cracking, assuring long-term integrity of material being processed. Since SMART CUT® XP Dicing Coolant is a coolant and lubricant, and Surfactant both the dicing blade and substrate / wafer / package benefit.
SMART CUT® XP Dicing Coolant/Lubricant is a specially formulated low-foaming dicing and sawing coolant/lubricant designed for precision applications involving wafers with integrated circuits, MEMS devices, and IC packaging. This aqueous-based synthetic formulation enhances the dicing process by ensuring superior cleanliness of the die or package after dicing while preventing corrosion and oxidation on exposed metals. It eliminates electrostatic discharge, which can be generated during the rotation of the dicing blade, protecting delicate components from damage.
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