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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is PCD coating?

  PCD coating PCD (Poly – Crystalline – Diamond) is, unlike single crystalline diamond, produced synthetically by sintering together many (Poly) diamond particles, usually in the size of 2 to 30 microns of a meter, with a metal binder (usually Cobalt) at high temperature and high pressure.

• What is the difference between CVD diamond coating and PCD?

  In CVD diamond coated tools, the CVD coating eventually delaminates and only the tungsten carbide substrate is left. In the PCD, even if some fracture occurs, the diamond is solid and therefore keeps the same characteristics. There is a concern, though, about geometry limitations with the PCD.

• Are there any limitations to the PCD?

  There is a concern, though, about geometry limitations with the PCD. For instance, when a particularly long flute length is required, or when specific tool geometry is required, e.g. porcupine router, the CVD diamond tool has an advantage.

• What is the hardness of PCD and CVD?

  CVD is 99% pure diamond, therefore hardness is the highest. Around 8500 Vickers hardness. Since PCD contains cobalt, the edge is more likely to wear faster, but that occurs until a certain edge radius is reached and remains constant for a longer period.

• What does a production control manager (PCD) do?

  Maintained Production Control Department inventory levels to defined corporate targets by instituting cycle counts and determining quantities. Optimized performance through continuous improvement projects to drive superior service, while reducing operating expense relative to inventory and factory costs.