- 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.
Ti Coated Diamond 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
Specifications
| 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 |
Applications
Superabrasive Tool Manufacturing
Used in metal-bond and brazed tools requiring stronger diamond–matrix interaction.
- Metal-bond diamond tools
- Brazed diamond tools
- Sintered abrasive segments
Cemented Carbides
Used in diamond tools for demanding grinding and cutting of carbide materials.
- Tungsten carbide grinding
- Carbide tool processing
- High-load abrasive tools
Diamond Composites
Used as an active interface coating in selected metal-matrix composites.
- Copper–diamond composites
- Aluminium–diamond composites
- Interface-engineered thermal materials