Diamond Products
Are Diamonds
Forever? Diamond is the second most stable form after graphite. There are two types of diamond in existence, naturally mined and synthetic industrial diamond. Most natural diamonds are formed at high pressure, high- temperature conditions existing in the depths of the earth’s mantle. Synthetic diamonds can be produced in a high-pressure high temperature process. Two processes called CVD and HPHT were first used successfully in the 1950s. A third process known as detonation synthesis has been used since the 1990s. When the customer
purchases a diamond blade he needs to be given advice as to the correct disc for the job. If the blade is to be used on a regular basis, a professional product will be needed whereas occasional use will require a trade or economy range product. It is also important to ascertain the materials that will be cut and the correct quality recommended for that application.
ABRACS New Dynamo Range Abracs, one of the leading suppliers of Abrasives in the UK, have recently released their new range of Diamond Blades. The Abracs “Dynamo” range is a general purpose cutting blade available in diameters 115mm, 230mm and 300mm all with a huge 10mm cutting segment. All blades are painted in the highly distinguishable Abracs red and are packaged individually in strong, durable and attractive packaging making them a perfect addition to any trade counter or shop display. The new range compliments the already impressive range of Abracs diamond
products. Abracs stock and supply diamond blades suitable for the entire cutting spectrum from soft applications such as Asphalt or breeze blocks to general purpose applications like concrete and bricks all the way through to extremely hard applications such as granite and engineering bricks. All blades are colour coded and have a unique application chart on the back of each box ensuring that the user can always be sure that the blade is used for the correct application. All products are available from Abracs’ UK stock on a standard next day delivery service. Abracs are specialists in the supply of virtually all abrasive consumables.
Gobal Diamond Launches New
Diamond Life Multi-Purpose Blade Leading supplier of diamond cutting blades, Global Diamond Tools Limited, has added a brand new multi-purpose blade to its Diamond Life range. The new MPP blade features deep draft protection against abrasive
applications as well as an active cooling system to prevent glazing in hard materials. A narrow gullet offers enhanced debris deflection while state-of-the-art bond technology means the diamond content is optimised to enable highest performance over the widest range of materials. The MPP has been launched to complement Global Diamond’s most popular
blade, the MPX – a Specialist quality multi-purpose blade with exceptional performance and lifespan across a range of applications. The MPP offers similar cutting quality but at a more affordable price point, for the cost conscious user. Both of the Diamond Life Multi-purpose blades are ideal for the hire industry, as well as the end user, as they can be used across
all applications from asphalt and other abrasive materials to hard materials, such as concrete, slate and even granite. The Diamond Life range from Global Diamond offers durability, reliability and performance at highly competitive prices and
features Classic blades, designed to cut various applications in a range of environments on a day-to-day basis, Premier blades, for the more frequent user requiring enhanced performance, and the Specialist range for significantly enhanced performance and longevity. The newly redesigned packaging features an Application Chart to assist the user in selecting the right blade for the job, to ensure that the user achieves the best result possible.
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