DA6380 CVD Diamond Rough

CVD Diamond Rough Description

CVD Diamond Rough refers to a synthetic diamond material created using Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) technology. This process involves depositing carbon atoms layer by layer onto a substrate in a controlled environment to grow high-quality diamond structures. Unlike mined diamonds, CVD diamonds are engineered in laboratories, offering consistent quality and fewer impurities. Growth can be tailored to specific dimensions, meeting the requirements of various industrial or gem-quality applications. CVD Diamond Rough provides a sustainable, high-quality alternative to natural diamonds, catering to diverse sectors from luxury goods to advanced technology. Used in jewelry, electronics, optics, and industrial cutting and polishing tools due to its exceptional hardness and thermal conductivity.

CVD Diamond Rough Specifications

Note: A single diamond rough can be cut into ≤3 ct round brilliant main diamond (1 piece) and 0.3 carat side diamonds (4 pieces).

CVD Diamond Rough Application

• Cutting and Grinding Tools: Industrial-grade diamond rough is commonly used to manufacture cutting tools, abrasives, and drill bits. As diamond is the hardest material in nature, diamond tools are capable of machining hard metals, glass, ceramics, and stone materials. In particular, diamond cutting discs and drill bits perform exceptionally well when cutting hard materials like stone, concrete, and ores.
• Abrasives and Grinding Materials: Diamond rough can be processed into abrasives used to produce various industrial grinding materials such as grinding wheels, abrasive discs, and polishing tools. Due to the hardness of diamond, diamond abrasives can handle materials with high hardness and are used for high-precision grinding and polishing tasks, especially in ultra-precision manufacturing.

CVD Diamond Rough Packing

Our CVD Diamond Rough is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.