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2. Diamond Blade Setup and Process

Aspect Ratio

Aspect Ratio is the blade thickness to blade exposure ratio (exposure ÷ thickness = aspect ratio) for the highest cut location accuracy, the following guidelines can be used:

Resin Bond  = 10-1                                                      

Metal Bond  = 15-1

Nickel Bond = 20-1

Aspect Ratio for Diamond Blade

Blade Dressing

This is a process of preparing the blade for cutting, typically done with a vitreous or resin bonded silicon carbide or aluminum oxide abrasive dressing sticks, plates or boards.  this process erodes back some of the bonding material, thus exposing the abrasive particles.  Dressing is also used to remove imbedded grinding residue (swarf) as part of the cutting process (in process dressing).

After Dressing the Blade

Blade Truing

Machining of the periphery of the blade to run concentric to the axis of rotation of the spindle and/or to adjust/ maintain the geometry of the blade.

After Truing the blade

Coolant

The selection and application of coolant is critical to the performance of any wet grinding process. This includes not only the quality of the water used but also the type of additive (if any). Additives can contain elements such as lubricants, surfactants and biocides, all of which can have dramatic effects the grinding process.

Diamond Blade Wear Rate Chart

Kerf Width

This is the actual width of the slot, generated by the abrasive blade. It is generally, fractionally wider than the statically measured blade thickness. The actual kerf width is dependant on many factors, some of which are: Blade exposure, Blade thickness, Blade axial run-out and material the being cut (fig. #3).

 

Land / Part Width

This is the area within the inside edges of successive Kerfs (fig. #3). In a Gang stack, this is the spacer thickness plus the Blade thickness less the Blade run-out.

 

Pitch

This is the Kerf width, plus the Land width.

An individual Pitch is one Kerf plus one land.

A Cumulative Pitch is a summation of a series of individual Pitches. A Gang of abrasive blades and Spacers are typically stacked to maintain a non-cumulative pitch specification (fig. #3).

Diamond Blade Kerf and Pitch

 

 




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