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Sintered (Metal Bond) Diamond & Cbn Dicing Blades
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.
SMART CUT 105N Diamond, Nickel Bond Wafering Blades INTERRUPTED RIM
SMART CUT™ Series 105N more freer cutting & aggressive than continuous rim nickel bond wafering blades. Best Suited for cutting larger variety of micro-electronics packages, pcb boards, plastics, composites, soft and precious metals, fish and human bones, graphite, GRP, FR4. Core steel with memory. Always snaps back to its original shape no matter how much bent.
Standard arbor size inside diameter is ½” (12.7mm) (* we can modify arbor size of any blade to anything you want same day for a small additional fee, if needed)
Nickel Bond Diamond Cut off blades Blades usually have a single layer of diamonds, held by a tough durable nickel alloy. diamond particles to protrude from the bond matrix, providing a free, faster cutting action with minimum heat generation.
SMART CUT Diamond Counter Sinks Multi Layered Electroplated
SMART CUT Series 300M
SMART CUT® 435BS
BRAISED DIAMOND CUT OFF BLADES, SLOTTED
Braised Bond is a Slotted diamond cut off wheel that replaces general purpose abrasive cut off wheels/blades. Fast & efficient cutting without use of coolant, this blade can be used on any simple hand held machine or abrasive cut off saw. Designed for large variety of "Rough Cutting" metal applications, where cut quality, surface finish, and preserving material micro structure is not important.
SMART CUT® – DIAMOND DICING / SLICING SAW
SMART CUT® 005DME MCDU
SMART CUT® 005DME diamond micro drills are produced using electroplated (nickel bond) galvanic plating process. These tools can be used for drilling and machining large variety of materials such as Precision Optics, Silicon Carbide, Boron Nitride, Boron Carbide, Alumina Ceramics, Silicon, Sapphire & Yag, Glass, Quartz, & Pyrex Tubing & Many Other Applications.
SMART CUT® 010DME (SMCDU)
SMART CUT® 010DME diamond micro drills are produced using electroplated (nickel bond) galvanic plating process. These tools can be used for drilling and machining large variety of materials such as Precision Optics, Silicon Carbide, Boron Nitride, Boron Carbide, Alumina Ceramics, Silicon, Sapphire & Yag, Glass, Quartz, & Pyrex Tubing & Many Other Applications.
Small diameter below .020” (0.5mm) are made using diamond plating (galvanic) method, where the diamond crystals are deposited evening on the tip evenly over time.
SMART CUT® 015DSE
SMART CUT Series 015DSE Multi Layered Electroplated solid drills are flat cylinder shape with transition angle. These miniature diamond drills have high diamond concentration and give a smother, faster drilling action with minimum heat generation. The multiple layers of diamond coating which provides best diamond adhesion in the bond matrix. This provides longer life span, compared to standard and comparable electroplated miniature drills. Higher level of consistency and better surface finish. Most popular type of diamond drills for drilling small holes for jewelry (stone, glass, & many other materials). Multiple layers of diamond provide longer drilling life, faster & freer drilling. Available from stock from 0.75mm to 2.5mm
SMART CUT® 020DHE
MINATURE ELECTROPLATED DIAMOND HOLLO CORE DRILLS
SMART CUT® 020DHE Electroplated miniature hollow core drills are precision-engineered tools designed for drilling small, holes in a wide range of materials. These drills consist of a steel tube with a diamond coating applied to the tip, ensuring superior cutting ability even in the hardest and most brittle materials. Available from stock in diameters ranging from 1 mm to 3.5 mm OD. SMART CUT® 020DHE hollow core plays an important role in enhancing stability, particularly in deep drilling applications. This feature allows for precise control, ensuring the drill remains aligned throughout the process. It also minimizes deflection and bending, common issues when using solid drills for small-diameter, deep holes. As a result, users can achieve more accurate and clean-cut drilling with reduced risks of damage to both the tool and the material.
