Vacuum brazed diamond tools use a brazing process to bond diamond abrasive to a metal surface. The technology is used for cutting, grinding and drilling products where exposed diamond particles can provide aggressive material removal.
How Vacuum Brazing Works
During manufacturing, diamond abrasive is bonded to the tool body using a brazing alloy under controlled conditions. The exposed diamond surface gives the tool a distinctive cutting or grinding action.
Common Applications
Depending on the product design, vacuum brazed discs can be used for materials such as masonry, stone, tile, glass, ceramics and certain metal applications. Buyers should always use the specific application stated for the product.
ETOP’s catalog includes vacuum brazed diamond discs for different material groups, including products described for masonry and metal as well as tile, wood and glass applications.
Advantages for Certain Applications
Vacuum brazed products can offer aggressive cutting and a versatile tool format. They are particularly useful when a specialized surface-coated diamond tool is appropriate for the job.
However, no technology is ideal for every material. Compare vacuum brazed products with sintered or laser-welded alternatives based on the intended use.
What Buyers Should Specify
Provide disc diameter, arbor, material, machine, operating method and target market. For private-label orders, also provide color, marking and packaging requirements.
ETOP Vacuum Brazed Products
Danyang Etop Tools Co., Ltd. supplies vacuum brazed cutting discs and vacuum brazed diamond core bits in addition to conventional diamond saw blades.
FAQ
Is a vacuum brazed disc the same as a segmented diamond blade?
No. They use different constructions and should be selected according to application.
Can one vacuum brazed disc cut every material?
Do not assume so. Follow the product’s specified material range.
Are OEM colors and packaging available?
Customization can be discussed for suitable products and quantities.
Discuss your application and OEM requirements with ETOP Tools.
