Polycrystalline diamond (PCD) is similar with natural Carbonado in the structure. Compared with monocrystalline diamond, PCD has more cutting edges, resulting in the higher removal rate, with good self-sharpening properties. The structure will always open new sharp edges introduced by releasing an outer layer of dull crystallites. The polycrystalline diamond can give higher removal rate and lowest level of scratches. That’s why it is especially suitable for the high precision processing on super hard material ● Keep high removal rate and precision polishing effect without scratches. Especially suitable to ultra-hard material as non-ferrous metals, alloys, tungsten carbides, sapphire and other wear parts ● Compared with monocrystalline diamond powder, polycrystalline diamond with high toughness, and good self-sharpening properties ● High wear ability and long service life
This compound belongs to the class of organic compounds known as organic compounds. These are compounds that contain at least one carbon atom, excluding isocyanide/cyanide and their non-hydrocarbyl derivatives, thiophosgene, carbon diselenide, carbon monosulfide, carbon disulfide, carbon subsulfide, carbon monoxide, carbon trioxide, carbon suboxide, and dicarbon monoxide.
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nonmetal atom - carbon group element atom
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