Industrial uses of diamond

Industrial applications of diamond include the production of various grinding wheels, abrasive wheels, oilstones, sandpaper, abrasive pastes, and grinding belts. These products are used in mechanical product processing, offering high surface quality, increased product precision, and improved work efficiency. They also reduce processing costs and extend the life of the product.

Diamond tools are used for machining new materials such as TiV alloy steel and certain hard materials, demonstrating exceptional effectiveness. They meet the requirements for high-precision mechanical parts, are characterized by long service life and high processing accuracy, and can achieve "machining instead of grinding" for very high precision.

Diamond dressing tools, such as various grinding and shaping tools, are essential for dressing standard and special-purpose abrasive wheels. In precision grinding or shaping grinding, diamond dressing tools play a crucial role. Diamond grinding wheels are particularly effective for grinding hard alloys, with a grinding capacity 10,000 times greater than that of silicon carbide abrasives. Diamond-tipped hard alloy cutting tools have higher precision and surface quality than those tipped with silicon carbide abrasives, resulting in a service life that is more than twice as long. Various diamond dressing tools, such as wheel knives and dressing pens, are indispensable on grinding machines and offer high precision, thus extending their service life.