A useful diamond powder datasheet should make size range, particle shape, coating, bond fit, packaging, and lot identity clear.
Compare datasheets by the parameters that affect the tool or finishing process, not by headline grade names alone.
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How to Read a Diamond Powder Datasheet
A datasheet-reading checklist for particle size, shape, coating, bond fit, packaging, and lot traceability.
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Materials to review
Products referenced by this technical resource.
Diamond Powders
Synthetic Diamond Grit
Controlled synthetic diamond grit for resin, metal, vitrified, and electroplated bond tools.
- Grit
- 20/25 to 400/500 mesh
- Bond
- resin, metal, vitrified, electroplated
Diamond Micron Powder
Diamond micron powder for lapping, polishing, fine grinding, and precision finishing.
- Micron
- 0-0.25 to 60-80 um
- Bond
- resin, metal
Coated Diamond Powder
Nickel, copper, or titanium coated diamond powder for improved retention and thermal behavior.
- Grit
- 40/50 to 325/400 mesh
- Micron
- 3-6 to 60-80 um
- Bond
- resin, metal
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Precision Grinding
Resin Bond Grinding Wheels
Diamond and CBN material choices for resin bond wheels balancing removal rate, finish, heat, and wheel life.
- Process
- grinding
Metal Bond Diamond Tools
Diamond grit and coated diamond choices for metal bond tools requiring strong retention and predictable wear.
- Process
- cutting, grinding, drilling
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