PCD
Due to their high degree of hardness and their high abrasion resistance, tools with polycrystalline diamond cutting materials are particularly suited for cutting/chipping of:
- Aluminium alloys, copper, brass, bronze, magnesium alloys
- Glass fibre, carbon fibre, plastic, rubber
- Composite materials with metal matrix
- Chipboards, fibre boards, plywood boards and hard natural wood
- Non-sintered (“green“) ceramics and hard metals with up to 15% cobalt
PCD types
| GD120 | PCD superfine grain for fine finishing of all non-ferrous metals and non-ferrous materials with low portions of abrasive filler materials, good impact resistance and wear resistance, best surfaces (grain size 1µ). |
| GD200 | PCD medium grain for general chipping of all non-ferrous metals and non-ferrous materials with low to high portions of abrasive filler materials, good impact resistance and better wear resistance, good surfaces (grain size 10µ). |
| GD300 | PCD coarse grain for general chipping of all non-ferrous metals and non-ferrous materials with high to very high portions of abrasive filler materials, good impact resistance and very good wear resistance (grain size 25µ). |
| GD440 | PCD mixed grain for general chipping of all non-ferrous metals AlSi>12% and nonferrous materials with very high portions of abrasive filler materials, good impact resistance and best wear resistance with good surfaces (grain size 2-30µ). |
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