QCP650

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QCP650 polycrystalline diamond (PCD) materials are widely used in machining processes due to their high hardness, thermal stability, and excellent wear resistance. For instance, they are usually applied in precision machining of non ferrous metals, such as aluminum alloys, stainless steel and titanium alloys. In addition, it can also be used for machining hard plastics, glass and ceramic materials, while minimizing the tooling cost. QCP650 PCD materials also provide excellent surface finish due to low coefficient of friction.

The working principle of QCP650 PCD materials is based on the properties of diamond and its synthetic manufacturing process. A fine polycrystalline diamond material is formed when high temperature and pressure are applied to a combination of diamond powder and a catalytic binder. This process creates a homogenous material which has higher strength than synthetic monocrystalline diamond materials. As a result, it can be used for much more aggressive machining processes, where longer tool life and higher machining accuracy is required.

QCP650 PCD materials are mainly used for milling and turning processes for a variety of metals and alloys. It can also be used for aluminium machining, as well as for machining fibrous materials, such as carbon fibre reinforced plastics (CFRP). The excellent wear resistance of the material enables it to resist high feed rates and cutting speeds, while still ensuring great surface finish. Furthermore, the high thermal stability of the material results in improved heat resistance and tool life.

Another application of QCP650 PCD materials is the machining of hard to machine materials, such as titanium and Inconel alloys. This material is ideal for these applications due to its ability to maintain a superior cutting edge, providing greater cutting ability and speed. The material’s excellent wear resistance also enables it to be used for longer tool life while still providing a high quality surface finish.

QCP650 PCD materials are an excellent choice for the precision machining of non ferrous metals and alloys, including aluminum and titanium alloys. The material’s excellent wear resistance and thermal stability result in improved tool life and higher machining accuracy. Its ability to maintain a superior cutting edge also enables it to be used for the machining of hard to machine materials, such as titanium and Inconel alloys. Overall, QCP650 PCD materials are a great choice for many machining applications, providing superior performance and cost savings.

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