About diamond segments

Bonding Matrix
The diamond bonding process plays a crucial role in the production of compact and purpose-adapted cutting segments.
The bonding matrix holds the diamond crystals firmly in place.
The matrix consists of
Neutral materials
iron
cobalt
nickel
Hard materials (up to 80%)
(Tungsten carbide
hard metals
Soft materials
Bronze
brass
and other auxiliary materials

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Insufficient Bond Wear
Excessive Bond Wear

Optimized Bond Wear

Diamond grains are worn down to the level of the bond. This will significantly reduce productivity and decrease tool life.
Diamonds break out. This will significantly reduce productivity and decrease tool life.
Each exposed diamond features a large trailing ”bontail“. Sufficient protrusion ensures optimum productiviy and a long durability for your tools.


Insufficient Bond Wear
Diamond grains are worn down to the level of the bond. This will significantly reduce productivity and decrease tool life.
Excessive Bond Wear
Bond is too hard.
Diamond grains are too coarse.
Heavily reinforced concrete – Bond composition is not adequate.
Causes
The diamonds will break out of the bond, wich significantly reduces productivity and decreases service life.
Causes
The bond is too soft.
Bond composition is not adequate for extremely abrasive material.

Optimized Bond Wear
Each exposed diamond features a large trailing ”bontail“. Sufficient protrusion ensures optimum productiviy and a long durability for your tools.