LACH DIAMANT presents at AMB in Stuttgart Diamond-coated Wear Parts in Series Manufacturing
Long since, diamonds – preferably polycrystalline synthetic diamonds (PCD) – have been proven superior to carbide in machining.
Why should diamonds as wear protection for tool and grinding machines be only available to a small, pro-active user group? “Diamonds are not only a girl’s best friend!”
At AMB in Stuttgart, LACH DIAMANT presents many ways to use diamonds as wear protection and to profit from its superior hardness.
Examples: Centring tips, bezels, prisms as well as bearing shells, templates and guide rulers, and in addition PCD-tipped knives for plastic granulates and diamond-coated guide elements for the paper and printing industries.
Give it some thought – talking to LACH DIAMANT will surely help to identify solutions which comply with your requirement for more cost-efficient production processes and less downtimes. We are looking forward to your visit at AMB in Stuttgart.
PS.: To your information: Due to the Corona virus GrindTec has just been postponed
to November 2020.
Long since, diamonds – preferably polycrystalline synthetic diamonds (PCD) – have been proven superior to carbide in machining.
Why should diamonds as wear protection for tool and grinding machines be only available to a small, pro-active user group? “Diamonds are not only a girl’s best friend!”
At AMB in Stuttgart, LACH DIAMANT presents many ways to use diamonds as wear protection and to profit from its superior hardness.
Examples: Centring tips, bezels, prisms as well as bearing shells, templates and guide rulers, and in addition PCD-tipped knives for plastic granulates and diamond-coated guide elements for the paper and printing industries.
Give it some thought – talking to LACH DIAMANT will surely help to identify solutions which comply with your requirement for more cost-efficient production processes and less downtimes. We are looking forward to your visit at AMB in Stuttgart.
PS.: To your information: Due to the Corona virus GrindTec has just been postponed
to November 2020.