Diamond
is used to make jewellery; this must is well known among the masses. Many will
be surprised to find out that only 20 percent of mined diamonds are sold as
whole or used in jewellery. So what happens to the rest of the mined diamonds? As
diamond is the hardest substance present on planet Earth, the remaining 80
percent of diamonds not suitable for trade are used in a number of industries
as tools for cutting and grinding.
Most
of the diamonds used in industries are of created synthetically in laboratories
and are termed as HPHT (High-Pressure High-Temperature) diamonds. Diamonds made
from this process are harder as compared with natural diamonds. A synthetic-Diamond Dressing device is a superior alternative to natural
devices that are used for conditioning a grinding wheel. These synthetic
devices are not taken as an “end-all” products designed to replace natural
devices, but these offer to boost the productivity in wheel conditioning to
greater heights.
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| Diamond grit |
An
artificial Dresser tool
is available in huge range of sizes and shapes. Artificial dresser tools are manufactured
under tightly controlled conditions to maintain consistency in operation. The
main benefit with artificially designed tools is that one can evade the flaws
present in the real stone. Unlike natural Diamond
grit, synthetic devices do not need to undergo indexing to keep their
wear flats under control. Moreover, their depreciation rate and the ability to
dress down the wheel doesn’t diminish with time.
Thus,
when buying such tools, make sure that the service provider offers you some
best quality material.
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