Polycrystalline Diamond Tools

Series

  • Application Range

Recommended Cutting Conditions

  • Aluminum
Work materialCutting speed vc(m/min)Feed rate f(mm/rev)Depth of cut ap(mm)
Aluminum alloyup to 3,000up to 0.2up to 3
Copper alloyup to 1,000up to 0.2up to 3
Reinforced plasticup to 1,000up to 0.4up to 2
Wood, inorganic board (Cutting, etc.)up to 4,000up to 0.4Q
Carbide10 to 30up to 0.2up to 0.5
Carbon100 to 6001up to 2

Sintered aluminum Cylinder liner

Cylinder head

High silicon (T6) Cylinder block

Difficult

  • Non-aluminum

Turning

Machinability Work material Milling Example part

Roughing Finishing Good Non-ferrous DA1000 sintered alloy Bushing

DA2200

Gunmetal carbon Connecting rod

DA90 NPD10

Carbide Punches, dies, rolls

DA90 DA150

Iron combined Cylinder block, bearing cap

Difficult

  • SUMIDIA Grinding Method
CategoryDetail
GrinderQ(1) It is desirable to use a specialized high rigidity grinder. (2) Wet grinding must be used.
AbrasivegrainDiamond
Grain sizeRough grinding: 400 mesh Finish grinding: 800 to 1,500 mesh
Griding WheelBondVitrified, or metal bond specialized for polycrystalline diamond tools
Concentration100 to 125
DressingDress with a stick that is approximately 400 mesh WA
Peripheral Speed800 to 1,000 m/min
Grinding conditionsTable Rocking30 to 60 rev/min
GrindingfluidWater soluble grinding fluid (solution type)
OtherQ(1) The rake surface is generally lapped. (2) Inspect for edge chipping using a microscope with a magnification of 30 to 50 times. (3) Machining of non-ferrous metals require a sharp cutting edge. (4) Surfaces that were cut by EDM should have more than 0.05mm ground off.

Note: Contact us for re-grinding NPD10.

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