Sintered Diamond Saw Blades

The wholly sintered diamond blade involves the process of merely putting the steel core, together with the diamonds and the metal bond materials, into a mould and then sintering it in a sintering furnace equipment. Consequently, the diameter of wholly sintered diamond blades is not very large, usually not more than 400 millimetres (16 in). The steel cores are hard because of the process of sintering. Therefore the hardness and strength of the centre are at an average level (not very high). These types of diamond saw blades would exhibit low cutting efficiency because of its high load and high intensity cutting processes.
The silver Brazed and laser welded diamond blades do not share the same form of weakness as the wholly sintered diamond saw blade. Because it is diamond segments and steel core are different. Quenching their steel and processing them with other heat treatments making its strength and hardness to be high. In turn, it means that the blade can use during high load and high intensity cutting processes with a high cutting efficiency level and less deformation.