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Stone cutting tools,Why use diamonds to cut stone ?
Stone cutting tools - Its history
Stone cutting tools - Other advantanges
Stone cutting tools - Various diamonds used
Stone cutting tools and Marble
Major advantage of PCD Stone cutting tool is increased tool life. Stone cutting tools significantly increases machine operating parameters. Stone cutting tools has many productive advantages in automotive and furniture industry. Stone cutting tool reduces downtime in mass production activities. Stone cutting tool improves finish and increases productivity. There's no better source than diamonds for stone cutting tools. New machines and machining processes are being developed around these superabrasive stone cutting tools. With an industry emphasis on higher productivity, stone cutting tools material can provide long tool life at high MRR. Machining of ferrous materials is generally not recommended with PCD due to chemical reactivity between stone cutting tools and workpiece materials. Industry trends in the usage of polycrystalline diamond and cubic boron nitride for stone cutting tools in the production of engine blocks. Since the introduction of PCD and PCBN in the 1970s there has been considerable application development to take advantage of their superior mechanical and thermal properties. PCD is designed to machine nonferrous, nonmetallic materials. The majority of the industry in the PCD today is used for the machining of aluminium and wood products.
It's durability, as well as natural beauty and variety of colour
and pattern, that makes stone such a popular material for building and monumental
masonry. But the very properties that make stone so durable also make difficult
for stone cutting. That's why diamond is used extensively in found in quarries
and stoneyards throughout the world. We has always led the way in the development
and supply of diamond products to the this industry and continues to be at the
forefront of technology. The large variety of diamond used in this industry,
including circular saws, frame saws, wire saws, band saws, drill bits, grinding
and milling heads, indicate just how essential diamond has now become. And,
as this diamond usage continues to flourish, we concentrates much time and effort
on reasearch and development required to satisfy the growing demand. This is
reflected in comprehensive range of natural and synthetic diamond abrasive available
from us, which ensures that, whatever the application, there's a diamond product
to suit it.
All of these advantages offer increased productivity and reduction in cost.
They have resulted in the rapid and continuing growth of PCD tool usage in the
wood working industry and are likely to be the key factors in achieving the
necessary economic goals of the future. In the combination with new ddevelopments
such as the new concept described in this article, the use of PCD may eventually
extend to subsatantial parts of the "high-risk" primary wood industry,
tooling that utilises indexable knives and "throw-away" type tools.