- Chromium Surface Coating: Provides an active metal layer for interface modification in selected metal-based systems.
- Carbide-Forming Interface: Chromium can form chromium carbide phases at the diamond surface during thermal processing.
- Improved Metal-Matrix Bonding: Supports stronger interaction between diamond and selected metal matrices.
- Improved Grit Retention: Can enhance diamond retention in selected sintered metal-bond abrasive systems.
- Thermal Composite Compatibility: Suitable for Cu–diamond systems where interface bonding and thermal transport require modification.
- Controlled Interface Design: Coating thickness and subsequent heat treatment can be selected according to the matrix and process.
Cr Coated Diamond Powder
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Product Overview
Cr Coated Diamond Powder is a chromium-coated synthetic diamond developed for selected metal-bond abrasive tools and thermal composites requiring improved diamond–metal interface control. Under suitable thermal processing, chromium can react with diamond to form chromium carbide phases, strengthening interfacial bonding and improving compatibility with copper and other selected metal matrices.
Features
Specifications
| Material Type | Chromium-Coated Synthetic Diamond |
|---|---|
| Coating Material | Chromium (Cr) |
| Base Diamond | Selected Monocrystalline Synthetic Diamond |
| Typical Appearance | Metallic Gray |
| Coating State | Metallic Cr / Carbide-Forming Interface |
| Available Particle Size | Micron and Mesh / Grit Grades |
| Coating Thickness | Controlled according to particle size and matrix requirements |
| Interfacial Reaction | Can form chromium carbide phases during heat treatment or composite processing |
| Typical Systems | Cu-Matrix Composites / Selected Metal-Bond Abrasive Tools |
| Selection Focus | Coating thickness, matrix chemistry and thermal processing conditions |
Applications
Diamond Composites
Used as a carbide-forming interface coating in metal-matrix diamond composites.
- Copper–diamond composites
- Interface-engineered thermal materials
- Metal-matrix diamond systems
Thermal Management
Used in heat-spreading composites requiring improved diamond–metal interface bonding.
- Electronic heat spreaders
- Thermal composite substrates
- High-power cooling materials
Superabrasive Tool Manufacturing
Used in selected sintered metal-bond tools requiring stronger diamond retention.
- Metal-bond diamond tools
- Sintered diamond segments
- Stone cutting and drilling tools