Cutting tool・tooling

NAGOYA DIAMOND (THAILAND) CO., LTD.

PCD (Polycrystalline Diamond) and PCBN (Polycrystalline Cubic Boron Nitride) cutting tools are designed for machining high-hardness and difficult-to-cut materials such as aluminum, alloys, hardened steel, and ceramics. With their exceptional hardness and wear resistance, these cutting tools enhance production efficiency, reduce costs, and extend tool life.

■ Features
- High wear resistance: PCD and PCBN are significantly harder than conventional carbide, allowing for longer tool life.
- High precision: Reduces cutting deviations, ensuring better-quality finished products.
- Ideal for high-hardness materials: Suitable for special alloys, aluminum, ceramics, and hardened steel.
- Cost reduction and increased productivity: Longer tool lifespan reduces machine downtime for tool changes.
- Supports high-speed cutting: Ensures stability in high-speed machining processes.

■ Types of PCD and PCBN Cutting Tools
1.PCD (Polycrystalline Diamond) – Suitable for non-ferrous materials
- Aluminum and aluminum alloys: High-precision machining applications.
- Composite materials (Graphite-Epoxy): Used in aerospace and automotive part manufacturing.
- Copper and copper alloys: Fine machining applications.
- Fiberglass-reinforced plastics (FRP): Used for shaping high-hardness components.
- Ceramics and carbon materials: Grinding and surface finishing applications.
2.PCBN (Polycrystalline Cubic Boron Nitride) – Suitable for ferrous materials
- Hardened steel: High-precision milling and turning operations.
- High-temperature-resistant materials: Used for mold and aerospace component manufacturing.

■ Examples of Cutting Tools
- PCD and PCBN inserts for precision machining.
- PCD drills and end mills for aluminum and composite materials.
- PCBN inserts for hardened steel and ductile cast iron.
- Special cutting tools for high-speed machining and demanding applications.

PCD and PCBN cutting tools from NAGOYA DIAMOND (THAILAND) CO., LTD. provide the perfect solution for industries requiring high precision, such as automotive, aerospace, and mold manufacturing. With superior hardness, durability, and efficient machining of difficult materials, these tools help reduce costs and improve productivity.