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Electroplated Diamond and CBN Tools

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Abrasive structure

Electroplated diamond and CBN tools have a monolayer abrasive coating on a metal sub-strate. The individual diamond or CBN crystals are bound by a nickel layer measuring roughly half the grain diameter in thickness. This keeps the abrasive particles securely in place but lets them project well out of the bond, thus creat-ing a very open tool surface with exceptionally large chip spaces.

Since the grit is applied in a single layer, the profile of an electroplated tool is determined by the profile of the metal substrate.

As a result, electroplated tools are obviously unsuitable for dressing.


Diamond and

CBN Cubic Boron Nitride

are termed “superhard” because they are sig-nificantly harder than conventional abrasives, e.g., aluminium oxide and silicon carbide (see graph).

Diamond occurs in nature but, like CBN, can also be produced synthetically.

At extremely high pressures and temperatures, pure carbon (C) synthesizes to diamond, whereas the chemical elements boron (B) and nitrogen (N) synthesize to cubic crystalline boron nitride. Different cutting properties can be imparted to these abrasives by varying the process parameters during synthesis.

As the graph shows, CBN is nearly as hard as diamond.

What are the advantages of superhard abrasives over conventional aluminium oxide or silicon carbide in abrasive tools?

■ Excellent tool life and profile-holding properties

■ Short machining times

■ Reduced non-productive time

■ No thermal damage to the workpiece due to lower grinding temperatures

■ Constant quality over a large number of workpieces

■ High stock removal performance

Diamond grit CBN grit

Electroplated Bond, Diamond and CBN Abrasives

How can you tell an electroplated bond tool from other types?

Electroplated bond

■ Electroplated tools are characterized by their effective abrasive action and have a high stock removal characteristic. Electroplated bond tools will not load up, even at high stock removal rates.

■ Sharp, superhard abrasive particles ensure maximum cutting performance without undesirable heat build-up.

■ Virtually any substrate geometry can be coated. The laborious and costly dressing process known from multilayer-bonded dia-mond or CBN abrasive tools is eliminated.

■ Due to their monolayer structure, electro-plated abrasive tools are comparatively low in cost. Moreover, the tool can be recoated with new abrasive (provided that the tool body is not damaged).

What are the main properties of diamond and CBN abrasives?

What are the advantages of electroplated diamond and CBN tools?

Cross-sectional view of the electroplated bond (greatly magnified) compared to a resinoid bond.

Sketch of the single grit coating held by a nickel layer.

Electroplated bond

Resinoid bond

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Materials Recommended Grit Sizefrom to

Camshafts / crankshafts B 213 ... B 252

Cast iron, grey and nodular D 427 ... D 602

Ceramics, oxide ceramics D 64 ... D 427

Cermets D 64 ... D 126

Dressing of Al2O3, SiC or CBN grinding tools D 46 ... D 301

Electric carbon D 64 ... D 213

Epoxy resin D 126 ... D 301

Ferrites (soft and hard types) D 64 ... D 213

Friction linings / brake pads D 427 ... D 602

Glass, quartz glass D 46 ... D 181

Glass or carbon fibre-reinforced plastics (GRP/CRP), synthetic resins

D 151 ... D 502

Graphite D 181 ... D 301

High pressure laminates, chipboard D 301 ... D 602

High-speed tool steels(HSS) incl. powder metal-lurgical types

B 46 ... B 252

Magnetic materials D 91 ... D 213

Plaster D 181

Precious stones, watch bearing jewels D 46 ... D 91

Printed circuit boards D 181 ... D 213

Refractories D 427 ... D 602

Rubber D 91 ... D 213

PVC / polyester / polystyrene D 181 ... D 427

Silicon D 15 ... D 213

Thermal sprayed alloy coatings D 76 ... D 213

Tool steel B 64 ... B 151

Tungsten carbide and other hard metals, green or sintered

D 91 ... D 181

Tungsten Electrodes D 76 … D 126

Recommendations for Use of Diamond and CBN, Grit Size


Diamond tools are suitable for machining:

■ Thermoset plastics

■ Ferrite

■ Refractory materials

■ Glass

■ Glass-fibre reinforced plastics

■ Graphite, synthetic carbon

■ Carbides (sintered), Cermets, Cutting ceramics

■ Carbides (green compacts)

■ Ceramics (including engineering ceramics)

■ Natural and synthetic stone

■ Nickel-based and titanium alloys

■ Porcelain

■ Silicon

■ Wear-resistant coatings

Grit size comparison FEPA:

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D 46 B 46

D 54 B 54

D 64 B 64

D 76 B 76

D 91 B 91

D 107 B 107

D 126 B 126

D 151 B 151

D 181 B 181

D 213 B 213

D 251 –

– B 252

D 301 B 301

D 357 B 357

D 427 B 427

D 502 -

D 602 -

D 852 -

What recommendations for use can be given for diamond and CBN tools?

Diamond and CBN abrasives do not compete, but complement each other.

Diamond is not suitable for machining steel, because a chemical reaction between the iron (Fe) in the steel and the carbon (C) in the dia-mond would cause exceedingly fast tool wear. Using diamond abrasives on steel will therefore not be cost-effective.

CBN fills this gap. It is only slightly less hard than diamond (see graph) but does not react with the iron (Fe) in the steel.

CBN tools are suitable for machining:

■ High-speed steels (including powder metallurgy types)

■ Tool steels

■ Case-hardened steels

■ Ball-bearing steels

■ Chromium steels

■ Hardened materials with a hardness exceed-ing approx. 60 HRC

■ Lower hardness levels (40 ... 60 HRC) require special application conditions.

Grit size recommendations for specific materials:

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DF 4152 half round

DF 4192 crossing oval

DF 4102T barette

DF 4182 feather edge

DF 4172 knife

DF 4132 three square

DF 4112 hand

DF 4122 flat

DF 4112R hand with rounded edges

DF 4142 square

DF 4162 round

Diamond Needle FilesDiamond needle files are designed for general use in tool and die making.

These needle files are available ex stock in a length of 140 mm, in eleven shapes and three grit sizes.

They can be combined with the quick-mount-ing handle 210-1 or our needle file holder NFH 212.DF 4152 halbrund

DF 4192 Vogelzunge

DF 4102T Barett

DF 4182 Schwert

DF 4172 Messer

DF 4132 dreikant

DF 4112 flachstumpf

DF 4122 flachspitz

DF 4112R flachstumpf mit runden Kanten

DF 4142 vierkant

DF 4162 rund

Standard Range

■ Electrical engineering & electronics / semi-conductors

■ Mouldmaking, toolmaking■ Hard metal manufacturing■ Hard metal toolmaking■ Wood and high-pressure laminate (HPL)

processing■ Industrial ceramics, high-performance

ceramics and special materials

■ Automotive manufacturing and supplier industries (e.g., car mirror glass)

■ Aerospace industry■ Mechanical engineering, process equipment

fabrication■ Optical industry and precision engineering■ Friction linings, brake pads■ Plastics processors

Standard Range (Catalogue 205)

PFERD offers a standard range of electroplated diamond and CBN tools ex stock.

■ Diamond Handy Files■ Diamond Escapement Files■ Diamond Riffler Files■ Diamond Needle Files■ Diamond Machinist’s Files■ Diamond Files for Manual Filing Tools■ Diamond and CBN Cut Off Wheels■ Diamond Tipped Sabre Saw Blades■ Diamond and CBN Grinding Points■ Diamond and CBN Grinding Discs

Main application fields for elec-troplated bond and CBN tools:


Diamond grit is electroplated onto precision-forged and ground file blanks. The durable coating with its uniform density and good grip properties ensures outstanding file performance.

Diamond files are suitable for use on hardened (e.g., quenched and tempered) steels and hard metal components such as cutting, punching, press/extrusion and profiling dies, as well as for

filing workpieces made of glass, ceramics, or fibre-reinforced plastics.

Workpiece materials■ Heat-treated steels■ Tungsten carbide and other hard metals■ Glass■ Ceramics■ Fibre-reinforced plastics

Industry / target group ■ Toolmaking■ Mouldmaking■ Precision mechanics

Diamond Files

DF 3608 half round

DF 3609 crossing oval

DF 3610 barette


DF 3617 hand

DF 3619 squareDF 3621 round

Diamond Escapement FilesDiamond escapement files are used on very small shapes in toolmaking applications and general precision mechanics.

Grit sizes D 25 and D 46 provide ultra-fine surface finishes. An even finer grit size (D 15) can be supplied upon request.

Diamond escapement files have a forged shank, which eliminates the need for a handle.

Available in a lenght of 140 mm, seven shapes and four grit sizes.

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Standard Range


DF 15 Vogelzunge

DF 16 Vogelzunge

DF 22 dreikant

DF 18 flachstumpf

DF 914 flachstumpf

DF 918 flachstumpf

DF 20 vierkant

DF 24 rund

Diamond Riffler FilesDiamond riffler files are used for work in hard-to-reach areas and on complex geometries.

Diamond riffler files are available in a length of 150 mm, in eight shapes and three grit sizes.

DF 15 Vogelzunge

DF 16 Vogelzunge

DF 22 dreikant

DF 18 flachstumpf

DF 914 flachstumpf

DF 918 flachstumpf

DF 20 vierkant

DF 24 rund

DF 15 Vogelzunge

DF 16 Vogelzunge

DF 22 dreikant

DF 18 flachstumpf

DF 914 flachstumpf

DF 918 flachstumpf

DF 20 vierkant

DF 24 rund

DF 15 crossing oval

DF 16 crossing oval

DF 22 three square

DF 18 hand

DF 914 hand

DF 918 hand

DF 20 square

DF 24 round

Diamond Machinist’s FilesDiamond machinist’s files are used, e.g., in the fabrication of large tools, jigs and fixtures. Their fairly coarse grit (D 251) also makes them suitable for filing filled and reinforced plastics.

Diamond machinist’s files are supplied with ergonomic handle.

Available in a lenght of 100 – 200 mm, five shapes and various lengths and grit sizes.

DF 1152 half round

DF 1152 half round



DF 1112 hand

DF 1142 square

DF 1162 roundDF 1152 half round

DF 1152 half round



DF 1112 hand

DF 1142 square

DF 1162 round

DF 1152 half round

DF 1152 half round



DF 1112 hand

DF 1142 square

DF 1162 round

DF 1152 half round

DF 1152 half round



DF 1112 hand

DF 1142 square

DF 1162 round

DF 1152 half round

DF 1152 half round



DF 1112 hand

DF 1142 square

DF 1162 round

DF 1152 half round

DF 1152 half round



DF 1112 hand

DF 1142 square

DF 1162 round

DF 1152 half round

DF 1152 half round



DF 1112 hand

DF 1142 square

DF 1162 round

DF 1152 half round

DF 1152 half round



DF 1112 hand

DF 1142 square

DF 1162 round

Diamond Files for Manual Filing Tools

round DF 5331 - 5347

hand, coated on one side DF 5301 - 5309 three square DF 5365 - 5375

hand , coated on both sides DF 5310 - 5314 crossing oval DF 5352 - 5362

hand, both face sides coated DF 5316 - 5324 knife DF 5380 - 5386

square DF 5390 - 5393 flat conical DF 0103, DF 0106

Diamond files for use with manual filing tools can be employed in machines as well as for hand filing.

Available in seven shapes and various diamond coatings.

Shank diameter: 3 mm.

Diamond Handy FilesDiamond handy files have a forged shank which eliminates the need for a handle.

Available in a lenght of 215 mm, five shapes and two grit sizes.

DF 2601 hand

DF 2602 half round


DF 2608 square

DF 2610 round

DF 2601 flachstumpf

DF 2602 halbrund

DF 2607 dreikant

DF 2608 vierkant

DF 2610 rund

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Diamant- und CBN-Schleifkörper

Grinding discs 1 A 1

Diamond grinding discs are intended for use in stationary machines. Their centring shoulder allows them to be accurately mounted and aligned on the machine spindle.

Combined with a strong mandrel, these tools are ideal for grinding in deep-set or long bores.

Standard Range

Diamond and CBN Cut-Off Wheels

Electroplated-bond diamond and CBN cut-off wheels are characterized by their particularly effective cutting performance. A single layer of diamond or CBN grit (refer to the sketch on p. 16) is deposited on a steel blank. This abrasive material is securely embedded in a metal bonding layer electroplated onto the blank.

Large chip spaces between the individual grains provide the tool with a very high cutting capacity. Wheels with coarse (e.g., D 357) diamond abrasive coatings are exceptionally suitable for cutting soft fibre-reinforced ther-moset plastics.

Diamond and CBN Grinding Points

Cylindrical points with carbide shank

Cylindrical points with carbide shank are used for internal grinding on stationary machines.

The degree of elasticity of the carbide shank is approx. three times higher than that of a steel shank. The degree of elasticity indicates the amount of deformation which a body under-goes as a result of a given load.

In internal grinding applications, tools with a carbide shank offer higher stock removal rates, superior surface qualities and longer tool life.


Special shape ZY

Our specially designed shape ZY points are suitable for grinding out slots and grooves in hard-to-reach areas.

Diamond-Tipped Sabre Saw Blades

Diamond-tipped blades for sabre saws with Bosch-type blade mounting can be used on fibre-reinforced (GRP/CRP) plastics.

Diamond-tipped sabre saw blades in electro-plated bond are noted for their high cutting performance and long service life. Special applications include cutting of GRP panels and sawing cutouts in tank and pressure vessel construction.


Cylindrical shape ZY

The cylindrical shape ZA is suitable for grinding bores, radii and contours using stationary or handheld equipment.

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Standard Range

Spherical (ball shape) KU grinding points are commonly used in hand-guided deflashing of plastic shapes. They are also particularly well suited for engraving, contour grinding and tool deburring tasks.

A = shouldered shank N = cylindrical shank


Special shape KU


Cup KT

Due to its special geometry, this tool provides optimum results on shaped workpieces.


Spherical shape KU


Pointed tree SPG

The pointed tree (SPG) shape is exceptionally well suited for machining small holes or bores.

Special shape KU points are commonly used in hand-guided deflashing of plastic shapes.

These special-shape KU points are additionally grit-coated on the narrow shank section below the head. Their special geometry provides opti-mum results in machining shaped workpieces.

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Cylindrical with radius end WR

Cylindrical points with radius end (WR) are ideal for general-purpose deburring and grind-ing jobs performed with handheld machines.

Cylindrical points with radius end (WR) are available exclusively with coarse D 357 grit. This product gives excellent results in machin-ing fibre-reinforced plastics.

A = shouldered shank N = cylindrical shank

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Conical pointed SK

Conical pointed SK tools are perfect for regrinding centering holes as well as for chamfering.

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A = abgesetzter SchaftN = nichtabgesetzter Schaft

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Grinding of brake pads using a diamond grinding drum

Special Range – Application Examples

Diamond grinding disc for profile grinding on brake pads

Diamond grinding disc for deburring gunmetal components

Special Range

For applications which cannot be effectively addressed with products from our standard range, PFERD can produce diamond and CBN tools in customised versions, whether as a one-off tool or in small batches.

Shown below are a few examples of solutions not included in our standard tool range.

Diamond grinding disc for machining abrasive belt material

CBN grinding wheel in a knife grinding (first pass) application

Application Examples

Diamond grinding disc for use on brake pads


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Application examples

Deburring of castings with diamond abrasive discs

Diamond cut-off wheel for use on printed circuit boards

Custom-shaped grinding discs (e.g., with hole pattern) for use in manufacturing processes

Grinding of tungsten welding electrodes with a diamond grinding disc

Cutting-to-length of automotive metal-core seals with the aid of diamond and CBN abrasive discs

Grinding of glass or carbon fibre-reinforced plastics (GRP/CRP) using diamond abrasive tools

Local surface depolishing using a diamond tool

Grinding of tools in a toolmaking application

Deburring of castings with diamond grinding points

Diamond tools for use on castings


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Special Tools Made to Customer Requirements

PFERD manufacturing strengths

Manufacturing tools to customer specifications is one of PFERD‘s particular strengths.

Electroplated abrasive tools are fast-cutting products. Tool bodies of almost any geometry can be coated with diamond or CBN abrasive. As a result, this tool group is unsurpassed when it comes to manufacturing flexibility and sheer diversity of realizable tool shapes.

Due to their monolayer abrasive coating, electroplated bond tools are comparatively low-cost items. Their performance properties can be varied within a broad range through the appropriate choice of grit size

While coarse-grit tools are have been found particularly effective on soft materials such as, e.g., glass-fibre reinforced plastics, much finer grit is needed to machine harder surfaces.

The electroplated nickel layer is extremely hard and wear-resistant. Given the resulting strong bond of the diamond and CBN particles in the coating, this manufacturing principle is suitable not just for grinding tools but also for making files. Diamond files are employed on hardened steels, tungsten carbide and other hard metals.

Unlimited shapes and batch sizes

Electroplated bond tools can be manufactured cost-efficiently in customised versions, whether as a one-off tool or in small batches. This allows us to respond very flexibly to individual customer needs.

Tool bodies of any shape and substrate mate-rial (e.g., steel, stainless steel, brass, etc.) can be coated with diamond or CBN abrasive material.

PFERD manufacturing options

1. Complete new tool2. Coating of new blank (NB)3. Recoating (WB)

Please include a technical drawing or fully di-mensioned manual sketch with your purchase order and indicate the desired grit size and grit type. If possible, determine the material to be machined so that the abrasive coating can be perfectly matched to the particular application.

Abrasive material can also be applied to cus-tomer-supplied blanks. For this service, please specify the surface area to be coated as well as the desired grit size. Note that the thickness of the abrasive layer must be taken into ac-count to meet final specification dimensions accurately.

Tools made of steel or stainless steel can be easily recoated several times provided the tool body contours are undamaged. The abrasive material can be applied continuously or in segments, whether along the circumference and/or on the face side(s) of the tool.

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Manufacturing capabilities for tool bodies and abrasive coatings:

Tool Body

■ Our CNC lathes can handle tool bodies up to 500 mm diameter

■ Milling operations in up to 5 axes are supported by our milling machines

■ Any necessary grinding can be performed by PFERD

Ø 0,5 mm

Ø 500 mm

Tools/bodies from 0.5 mm dia. Tools/bodies up to 500 mm dia.

■ Dimensions (sketch, drawing, sample)

■ Tool previously employed

■ Product to be machined

■ Machining allowance

■ Surface finish to be produced

■ Wet/dry use

■ Manual/machine use

■ Rotational speed (r.p.m.) of power source

■ Realistic demand estimate

■ Order lot size

■ Delivery term

Please use the sample request form prin-ted on the next page.

What information does PFERD need to quote for a custom-made tool?

Information required for preparation of a quote


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Sample Request and Quotation Data Form 205

Sample Request 205 Estimate 205at chargeable fee

To Sales Office ID South/East 205 ID North/West Export

Customer Name: __________________________ Customer No.: ___________________Contact: _________________________ Telephone: ____________________

Machining application:Material: Thermosetting plastic Thermoplastic

With glass fibres Other fibres No fibres

Elastomer Hard metal

Steel Tempered Non TemperedOther material ______________________________________

Use:

Workpiece _______________________________________ Cutting speed __________________ Cooling ________________

Type/size Diamond CBN46 54 64 76 91

107 126 151 181 252301 427 602 852

Customer requirements: ________________________________________________

Currently employed (competitor-supplied) tool:__________________________________

PFERD standard tools sampled to date and results achieved:Type: Wear too high o.k.Loading yes noStock removal low o.k.Surface too rough o.k.other ___________________________

Sketch, other notes, particulars, customer requests: Other: Current price:

Demand / year: ______ pcs. Desired date: __________

Requester:

Name: _______________

Subsidiary/Branch office:

_______________________ Phone: _______________ (Use additional page if necessary)Date: _______________

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Sample available yes no

_____ €/pc.Target price: _____ €/pc.


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Our product development and advanced manufacturing technology refl ect the latest market standards and customer needs. Thus, every PFERD tool is optimized for unsurpassed application performance.

The most recent edition of the PFERD Tool Manual 2005, comprising our separate Catalogues 201E through 209, contains over 6,500 cutting, grinding, polishing, fi ling, milling and brushing tools, in addition to a full range of suitable power drives.

Fields of application

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■ Cleaning

■ Rust removal

■ Deburring

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At PFERD, we defi ne quality as the most advanced, cost-effi cient and personalized solution to the customer’s application problem.

Product groups

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■ Catalogue 203Mounted Points

■ Catalogue 204Fine Grinding and Polishing Tools

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■ Catalogue 208Industrial Power Brushes

■ Catalogue 209Tool Drives

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