What Is a Diamond Blade?
Diamond blades are extremely hard cutting tools that use diamond particles in their blades, which are attached to engine cutters and power tools.
Dry and wet types, with or without grooving, can be selected according to the application.
If both wet and dry types are available, the wet type can be used while cooling the diamond blade, preventing it from getting too hot, and thus enabling it to perform at a higher level.
Uses of Diamond Blades
Uses of diamond blades are for cutting hard cutting materials such as roads paved with asphalt or concrete, footings supporting bridges, and buildings and other structures.
Other uses of diamond blades include grooving work, which is used to groove roads to help prevent slipping for safety purposes.
Diamond blades are also used to groove the road surface on general roads, highways, and tunnels for automobiles, as well as on airplane runways at airports.
Principle of Diamond Blades
The structure of a diamond blade consists of a base, which is made of steel or other material, and a tip, which is the part of the blade that does the cutting.
High strength is achieved by evenly adding diamond particles to the tip.
After the tip is attached to the base, the surface of the tip is polished to reveal the diamond particles inside to create the diamond blade.
Depending on the product, we use various techniques such as press-fitting diamond grains into grooves on the surface, bonding them with special fillers, or applying plating technology to adhere them to the surface to increase the retention of the grains, prevent them from flaking off or missing, and improve durability.