Ti-Coated CBN Powder
Ti-Coated CBN Powder
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Ti-Coated CBN Powder

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Product Overview
Ti Coated Diamond Powder is a titanium-coated synthetic diamond developed for metal-bond, brazed and selected metal-matrix composite systems requiring improved diamond–matrix interaction. The metallic Ti-rich surface acts as an active interface and can react with diamond during subsequent thermal processing to form a TiC-containing interfacial layer, improving wettability and bond retention under suitable processing conditions.

Features

  • Metallic Titanium Coating: Provides an active Ti-rich surface for interface engineering in metal-based systems.
  • Improved Matrix Wettability: Supports stronger interaction between diamond and selected metal bonds or matrices.
  • In-Situ TiC Formation: Titanium can react with diamond during subsequent thermal processing to form a TiC-containing interface.
  • Improved Diamond Retention: Supports stronger interfacial bonding in sintered and brazed diamond tools.
  • Interface Protection: Helps limit direct interaction between diamond and reactive matrix components during processing.
  • Dual Application Direction: Suitable for abrasive tools and selected metal-matrix thermal composites.

Specifications

## Specifications

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Material Type Titanium-Coated Cubic Boron Nitride
Coating Material Titanium (Ti)
Base Abrasive Monocrystalline CBN
Typical Appearance Gray / Silver-Gray Metallic
Available Particle Size Mesh / Grit Grades; selected micron sizes available
Typical Coating Level Approx. 5–15 wt%, depending on particle size and application
Interface Direction Ti-containing nitride / boride interface under suitable thermal processing
Primary Function Bond Retention / Interface Compatibility / Grain Protection
Typical Bond Systems Vitrified Bond / Metal Bond / Selected Resin Bond Systems
Selection Focus CBN grade, particle size, coating level and bond system

### Coating Note

Titanium coating provides an active interface between CBN grains and the surrounding bond. Under suitable thermal processing, Ti can interact with the boron- and nitrogen-containing CBN surface to form Ti-containing nitride and boride phases, supporting improved interfacial bonding and abrasive retention.

Material Type Titanium-Coated Synthetic Diamond
Coating Material Titanium (Ti / Ti-Rich Layer)
Base Diamond Selected Monocrystalline Synthetic Diamond
Typical Appearance Silver-Gray / Gray Metallic
Coating State Metallic Active Coating
Available Particle Size Micron and Mesh / Grit Grades
Coating Level Controlled according to particle size, matrix and application
Interfacial Reaction Can form TiC during subsequent sintering or heat treatment
Typical Systems Metal Bond / Brazed Tools / Cu- or Al-Based Composites
Selection Focus Coating thickness, matrix chemistry and processing temperature

Coating Types and Their Functions


Electroless Plating (Chemical Plating)

An auto-catalytic process that deposits coatings such as Ni or Cu uniformly without electricity. It is ideal for micron powders and irregular grains, improving wettability, dispersion, and bond retention in resin and bronze bond tools.


Electroplating Method

A current-assisted coating process for Ni, Ni-Co, and similar metal layers with strong adhesion. It enables precise thickness control and reliable grit holding, making it suitable for electroplated tools and applications requiring consistent particle retention.


CVD (Chemical Vapour Deposition)

A high-temperature vapour-phase process that forms carbide-forming coatings such as Ti, Cr, or TiC. CVD coatings provide excellent thermal stability, oxidation resistance, and chemical protection, ideal for vitrified and metal bond tools used in aggressive, high-temperature grinding.

Available Grit Sizes and Coating Thickness

Coating Thickness

  • Standard Coating Range:
    Typically 30% to 60% by weight, depending on coating material and application requirements.
  • Custom Coating Options:
    Available to match specific bond systems or processing conditions upon request.

Available Grit Sizes

Mesh (FEPA) 40/50
(B427)
50/60
(B301)
60/80
(B252)
80/100
(B181)
100/120
(B151)
120/140
(B126)
140/170
(B107)
170/200
(B91)
200/230
(B76)
230/270
(B64)
270/325
(B54)
325/400
(B46)
B10
B15
B50
A70
A80
A90
A99
Ni-coated
Ti-coated

Applications

Ferrous Metals

Suitable for grinding and finishing hardened steels and other ferrous materials.

  • Precision grinding wheels
  • Honing stones for ferrous components
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Mold & Die

Used for precision grinding and finishing of molds and dies requiring high accuracy and durability.

  • Mold cavity and core grinding
  • Precision finishing of die steel components
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Cutting Tool & Abrasives

Used in metal and ceramic bond tools requiring strong grit retention and heat resistance.

  • Surface and cylindrical grinding wheels
  • High-performance abrasive tools for tool steel processing
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