PCD or known as Polycrystalline Diamond is a diamond cultured synthetically usually in the size of 2-30 microns of a meter. Main characteristic from PCD is their hardness, wear resistance, and its transverse rapture strength (TRS) where usually lower grain size have a higher TRS, another thing also it is much resistant to abrasion. PCD usually used in things that need to either ripped or passed through another material, usually used to cut out woods material. It is formed through sintering under high temperature (around 1400°C) and high pressure (6 GPa).
polycrystalline diamond (PCD) cutting wheels are widely used in the electronics industry for high-precision and high-quality cutting of LCD glass. They are also suitable for cutting construction and automotive glass, making them an ideal replacement for conventional glass cutters and carbide glass wheels.
ranges of PCD (Polycrystalline Diamond) saw blades offer the ultimate solution for professionals seeking both performance and economic savings. Engineered to cut through challenging materials such as laminates, chipboard, MDF, HDF, and plastic-laminated boards, these PCD blades last up to 50 times longer than traditional TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tipped) blades.
Advantages:
- With a lifespan 50 times longer than standard TCT blades.
- The PCD tips on these blades maintain their sharpness far longer than TCT blades, providing consistent, clean cuts even in abrasive materials like MDF and laminated boards.
ducing waste and improving overall efficiency. - Laser-cut dampening slots help lower noise levels and vibrations, resulting in a smoother, more comfortable cutting experience and less wear on machinery.
- These PCD blades are engineered to withstand high temperatures and abrasive conditions, maintaining their performance and shape even during extended use.
