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• Scientific Facts about Diamond Micro Powder Definition of Diamond Micro PowderIn the conventional sense, diamond micro powder refers to powder with a particle size less than 54 microns, processed from diamond as a raw material. In recent years,... More+
• PDC Diamond: A Representative of Superhard Materials PDC diamond is a unique material that, as a representative of super-hard materials, exhibits exceptional performance in the fields of engineering materials and new functional materials. From a profess... More+
• Polycrystalline Diamond Compact: An Overview of Its Advantages Definition of polycrystalline diamond compactPolycrystalline diamond compact is an ultrahard composite material made by sintering diamond micropowder as raw material and carbide as the substrate under... More+
• Application of Polycrystalline Diamond Compact The application of polycrystalline diamond compact is extremely widespread. This is mainly reflected in the following three aspects:polycrystalline diamond compact Cutting ToolsIn metal cutting techno... More+
• CBN Abrasive: A Super Abrasive What is CBN abrasive?Cubic boron nitride is a synthetic crystalline material with a hardness second only to diamond. Its structure is also similar to diamond, featuring a complex cubic/zinc blende str... More+
• Abrasive Powder: The Cornerstone of Precision Industrial Machining Abrasive powder, as a high-performance industrial material, is primarily derived from carefully selected alumina raw materials, which undergo a stringent high-temperature smelting process and eventual... More+
• Types and Applications of Diamond Micro=powder Diamond micro-powder is mainly divided into polycrystalline diamond micro-powder, single crystal diamond micro-powder, and nano diamond micro-powder. This article will delve into the types and applica... More+
• Application and Production of Diamond Micro-powder Diamond micro-powder, due to its unparalleled hardness and fine particle size, is widely used in various fields. This article will delve into the application range and production process of diamond mi... More+
• Mono-crystal Diamond Technology to Be Applied in Chemical Mechanical Polishing for the First Time With the rapid development of semiconductor technology, chemical mechanical polishing (CMP), as a core process in integrated circuit manufacturing, shoulders the key task of wafer surface planarizatio... More+
• Talk About Ultra-fine Diamond Dust Abrasives Ultra-fine diamond dust abrasive, with its excellent hardness and thermal conductivity, is widely used in various precision machining and high-tech fields. This article will delve into the characteris... More+
• CVD Diamond Tools: Revolutionary Advances and Future in Ultra-Precision Machining CVD (Chemical Vapor Deposition) diamond tools, with their exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and chemical stability, have become a crucial player in the field of ultra-precision machining. As a hi... More+
• Diamond Abrasive Powder and CBN Abrasive Wheels: Comparison of Application Fields Super-hard materials are crucial tools in modern industrial processing, and diamond abrasive powder and CBN abrasive wheels have become key tools for grinding and polishing due to their unique physica... More+
• Characteristics of PCD Cutting Tool Blanks Definition of PCD Cutting Tool BlanksPCD Cutting Tool Blanks are an important material in the field of tool manufacturing. Their unique properties make them the preferred choice for many high-precisio... More+
• Diamond Micron Powder: The Invisible Force Behind Semiconductor Technology Diamond, known as "the hardest substance in nature," has unique physical properties and chemical stability that make it have broad application prospects in many fields. In recent years, diam... More+
• Understanding the Differences Between Monocrystalline Diamond vs Polycrystalline Diamond Diamond is a mineral composed of carbon elements, possessing very high hardness and thermal conductivity. It is widely used in abrasives, cutting, and grinding tools. Both monocrystalline diamond and ... More+