The remarkable flexibility of the backing makes these Diamond Expanding Drum Belts highly suitable for lighter duty applications such as blending and finishing, even when dealing with extremely intricate contours. These top-quality belts are designed for expandable drum wheels, offering an excellent price-performance ratio that is well-suited for manufacturing environments. Additionally, they are compatible with wet grinding and polishing discs for manual angle grinders.
Key features of these Diamond Expanding Drum Belts include a high concentration of diamond particles, ensuring an exceptionally smooth finish. They are equipped with a robust and flexible fabric backing that maintains its integrity even after repeated use, guaranteeing that it won't crack or lose pliancy.
These diamond abrasive belts are specifically engineered for blending and finishing contours on challenging materials, including thermal sprays, ceramics, carbides, composites, chilled iron, non-ferrous metals, and other hard-to-grind materials.
Here are the available dimensions and mesh options:
These Diamond Expanding Drum Belts are versatile and well-suited for a wide range of applications, making them an excellent choice for various manufacturing requirements. Their high-quality performance and durability ensure they meet the demands of rigorous industrial environments.
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Specification
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Grit: Available in various grit levels, including 60, 120, 240, 400, 600, 800, and 1200 grit. The choice of grit depends on the level of abrasiveness required for your specific application.
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Size (Diameter): The bands come in various sizes to accommodate different tools and applications, with diameters including ø75x36mm, ø7538mm,ø75x50mm,ø100x38mm,ø150x38mm, ø150x50mm,ø150x64mm,ø150x65mm, ø200x40mm, ø200x50mm, ø200x64mm, ø200x65mm, ø200x75mm, ø200x64mm,
Applications
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Woodworking: Diamond expanding drum sanding belts are used in woodworking to sand and shape wooden surfaces. They can be employed to smooth rough wood, remove material quickly, or achieve fine finishes on wooden projects.
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Metalworking: These belts are also useful in metalworking applications. They can be used to remove burrs, shape metal parts, and polish metal surfaces. They are particularly effective for working with hard metals like stainless steel and steel alloys.
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Lapidary Work: Diamond sanding belts are essential tools in lapidary work, which involves cutting, shaping, and polishing gemstones and minerals. They can help in shaping and smoothing rough gemstone surfaces.
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Glass and Ceramic Grinding: When working with glass and ceramics, diamond expanding drum sanding belts are used for precise shaping and smoothing of edges and surfaces. They are commonly employed in the glass and ceramics industry.
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Jewelry Making: For jewelry makers, these belts are handy for polishing and shaping jewelry components. They can help achieve a high level of precision in jewelry crafting.
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Automotive and Aerospace: In industries like automotive and aerospace, diamond sanding belts can be used for surface preparation, deburring, and finishing of various parts and components made from hard materials like carbon fiber composites and metals.
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Stone Fabrication: Diamond sanding belts are extensively used in stone fabrication to shape and polish natural and engineered stone surfaces. They are crucial in creating countertops, sculptures, and other stone products.
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DIY and Home Improvement: For DIY enthusiasts and home improvement projects, diamond sanding belts can be used for tasks like refinishing furniture, sharpening tools, and smoothing rough surfaces.
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Dental and Orthopedic Work: In dental and orthopedic laboratories, these belts can be used for precision work on dental prosthetics, orthopedic implants, and other medical devices made from hard materials.
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Composite Materials: In industries that work with composite materials, such as carbon fiber, fiberglass, and resin composites, diamond expanding drum sanding belts are used for shaping and finishing composite parts.
Features
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Diamond Abrasive: The most significant feature is the use of diamond abrasive particles. Diamond is one of the hardest materials on Earth, making it highly effective for abrasive applications. It provides exceptional durability and long-lasting performance.
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Precision Grinding: Diamond abrasive ensures precision grinding and shaping. These belts can remove material quickly while achieving a high degree of accuracy and consistency in the finished surface.
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Durability: Diamond expanding drum sanding belts are known for their durability. They can withstand heavy use and maintain their cutting and grinding efficiency over extended periods.
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Versatility: These belts can be used on a wide range of materials, including wood, metal, glass, ceramics, stone, composites, and more. This versatility makes them suitable for various industries and applications.
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Consistent Finish: Diamond nodes on the belt are often inter-spaced strategically to resist debris build-up. This ensures a consistent finish, preventing irregularities in the sanded or polished surface.
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Compatibility: Diamond expanding drum sanding belts are designed to fit expanding rubber mandrels or drums. This compatibility allows for easy attachment and use with different sanding machines.
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Wet or Dry Use: They can be used both in wet and dry conditions, offering flexibility based on the application's requirements and user preferences.
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Color-Coded: Some manufacturers color-code their diamond sanding belts for easy grit identification. This simplifies the selection process when choosing the right abrasive coarseness for the task.
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Heat Resistance: Diamond abrasive is heat-resistant, which is crucial when working with hard materials that can generate heat during sanding or grinding. This feature helps prevent overheating and damage to the workpiece.
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Smooth Operation: Diamond expanding drum sanding belts often provide a smooth and efficient sanding operation, reducing the likelihood of gouging or uneven results.
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Longevity: Due to their exceptional hardness and durability, diamond expanding drum sanding belts have a longer lifespan compared to traditional abrasive belts.
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Specialized Applications: Some diamond sanding belts are specifically designed for particular applications, such as lapidary work, glass or stone fabrication, and metalworking.
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High-Quality Finish: They are capable of producing a high-quality, mirror-like finish on various materials, making them ideal for applications where surface aesthetics are crucial.
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Q: What are the situations where diamonds are used as cutting tool?
Diamond excels in "hardness" and "heat diffusibility" as a cutting tool material. CBN, with hardness akin to that of diamond diamond is mainly used for cutting ferrous metal thanks to its lower reactivity than diamond with ferrous metal. Both materials can be polished to form "sharp cutting edge."
Q: What are the benefits of diamond tools?
Advantages. Diamond is one of the hardest natural materials on earth; much harder than corundum and silicon carbide. Diamond also has high strength, good wear resistance, and a low friction coefficient. So when used as an abrasive, it has many obvious advantages over many other common abrasives.
Q: How are diamond tools made?
High-quality Diamond cutting tools are manufactured with electrolytic iron powder where it acts as a part of the binder alloy and offers the specific arrangement of the diamond composites on to the surface of the tools.
Q: How do diamond tools work?
The actual grinding work is done by exposed diamond crystals that are held in place by the metal matrix or bond. Each diamond is supported by a bond tail which trails behind the diamond. While the blade rotates through the material, the exposed diamonds on the surface grind the material.
Q: How are diamond tools made?
High-quality Diamond cutting tools are manufactured with electrolytic iron powder where it acts as a part of the binder alloy and offers the specific arrangement of the diamond composites on to the surface of the tools.
Q: How are diamond tools made?
High-quality Diamond cutting tools are manufactured with electrolytic iron powder where it acts as a part of the binder alloy and offers the specific arrangement of the diamond composites on to the surface of the tools.
