SINODIAM INTERNATIONAL · SYNTHETIC INDUSTRIAL DIAMOND

Metal Bond Diamond Powder for Precision Grinding Tools

SinoDiam SND-G20–SND-G60 synthetic metal bond diamond powders are developed for manufacturers of industrial grinding wheels, glass processing tools, carbide grinding tools and precision abrasive products.

Explore four specialized grades featuring different toughness classifications and crystal characteristics. Select the appropriate grade based on your workpiece material, metal-bond formulation and processing needs.

SND-G20 · MBD4 SND-G30 · MBD6 SND-G40 · MBD8 SND-G60 · MBD10
4 Specialized Grades Metal Bond Applications Technical Grade Selection
SinoDiam SND-G40 metal bond synthetic diamond grit under microscope
SND-G40 Synthetic Metal Bond Diamond – Crystal Morphology
WHY SINODIAM SND-G SERIES

Four Metal Bond Grades for Different Grinding Requirements

Metal bond diamond grade selection involves crystal toughness, particle size, abrasive retention, metal matrix compatibility and actual working conditions.

01 / GRADE RANGE

Four Specialized Grades

SND-G20, G30, G40 and G60 offer different toughness classifications for metal-bond grinding and precision abrasive applications.

02 / CRYSTAL SELECTION

Controlled Abrasive Selection

Select crystal characteristics and particle-size specifications according to tool structure, material removal and required finish.

03 / TOOL MANUFACTURING

Application-Oriented Selection

Evaluate each grade together with the workpiece, metal bond composition, diamond concentration and manufacturing conditions.

SND-G SERIES / PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

Explore SinoDiam Metal Bond Diamond Grades

Four grades with different toughness positions, MBD-comparable references and application directions. Select a grade to review its individual product specifications.

SinoDiam SND-G20 metal bond synthetic diamond grit under microscope
GRADE 01 · MEDIUM-LOW TOUGHNESS

SND-G20

MBD4-Comparable

A medium-low toughness synthetic diamond grit featuring mixed irregular and semi-blocky crystals. Developed for selected metal-bond abrasive applications.

Selection Focus Non-ferrous metals and brittle non-metallic materials.
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SinoDiam SND-G30 medium toughness metal bond diamond grit under microscope
GRADE 02 · MEDIUM TOUGHNESS

SND-G30

MBD6-Comparable

A medium-toughness fine-size synthetic diamond abrasive developed for precision glass beveling and carbide tool grinding in metal-bond systems.

Selection Focus Precision glass beveling and carbide grinding.
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SinoDiam SND-G40 medium-high toughness metal bond diamond crystals under microscope
GRADE 03 · MEDIUM-HIGH TOUGHNESS

SND-G40

MBD8-Comparable

A medium-high toughness grade featuring regular crystal characteristics for metal-bond glass-processing tools and controlled grinding applications.

Selection Focus Glass drilling, pencil edging and edge grinding.
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SinoDiam SND-G60 high toughness metal bond synthetic diamond grit under microscope
GRADE 04 · HIGH TOUGHNESS

SND-G60

MBD10-Comparable

A high-toughness synthetic diamond grit featuring predominantly cubo-octahedral crystals for demanding metal-bond grinding and polishing tools.

Selection Focus Hard stone, industrial ceramics, glass and crystal.
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TECHNICAL OVERVIEW

SND-G Series Grade Comparison

Compare the product positioning and primary application focus of SinoDiam metal bond synthetic diamond grades.

Product GradeMBD ReferenceToughnessSelection Focus
SND-G20MBD4-ComparableMedium-LowNon-ferrous and brittle non-metallic materials
SND-G30MBD6-ComparableMediumGlass beveling and carbide grinding
SND-G40MBD8-ComparableMedium-HighGlass drilling, pencil edging and edge grinding
SND-G60MBD10-ComparableHighHard-material grinding and polishing

MBD-comparable classifications are commercial reference descriptions rather than guaranteed equivalence. Confirm the specific grade, mesh availability and tool performance through product data and application trials.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS

Recommended Applications of Metal Bond Diamond Powder

Metal-bond diamond abrasives are used in various industrial grinding and shaping processes. The appropriate grade depends on material properties, tool construction and operating conditions.

Glass Beveling & Grinding

Fine-size diamond abrasive options for glass edge processing, beveling and precision grinding applications.

Grade Focus: SND-G30

Carbide Tool Grinding

Metal-bond diamond grit for carbide grinding wheels and precision tool manufacturing.

Grade Focus: SND-G30

Glass Drilling & Edging

Diamond abrasives for glass core drilling, pencil edging, edge shaping and related processing tools.

Grade Focus: SND-G40

Non-Ferrous Material Processing

Abrasive-grade selection for processing non-ferrous materials and selected brittle non-metallic workpieces.

Grade Focus: SND-G20

Hard-Material Grinding & Polishing

High-toughness diamond grit for evaluating grinding and polishing tools used with hard materials.

Grade Focus: SND-G60

Metal Bond Tool Manufacturing

Synthetic diamond mesh grades for manufacturers developing grinding wheels, segments and specialized tools.

Grade Focus: SND-G Series
APPLICATION & GRADE SELECTION

How to Select the Right Metal Bond Diamond Grade

The best diamond grit depends on the complete metal-bond tool system. Start with the application rather than selecting by grade code alone.

01

Define the Workpiece

Identify the target material, such as glass, carbide, non-ferrous metals, ceramics or stone.

02

Identify the Processing Operation

Specify grinding, beveling, drilling, edging, shaping or polishing requirements.

03

Evaluate the Metal Bond System

Consider matrix composition, diamond concentration, tool geometry and manufacturing conditions.

04

Confirm Mesh & Performance Targets

Define particle size, desired removal rate, surface finish and tool service requirements.

CONFIRMED PRODUCT DATA / SND-G30

SND-G30 Technical Specification Reference

SND-G30 is a medium-toughness fine-size metal-bond synthetic diamond grit with the following confirmed product specifications.

Carbon Content ≥99.6%
Thermal Stability Up to 800°C
Particle Size Tolerance ±7%

Confirmed SND-G30 mesh specifications: 80/100, 120/140, 200/230 and 325/400 mesh. Specifications and availability should be confirmed for each individual product grade.

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WHY SINODIAM

Why Choose SinoDiam Metal Bond Diamond Powder?

SinoDiam provides synthetic industrial diamond materials and application-oriented support for diamond tool manufacturers and international customers.

Multiple Grade Options

Four SND-G grade positions support different toughness and application requirements.

Application-Based Recommendations

Discuss grade selection according to the workpiece, abrasive tool design and process requirements.

Technical Specification Support

Review available grade and mesh specifications before selecting material for production.

Industrial Diamond Expertise

Specialized synthetic diamond materials for grinding, toolmaking and precision applications.

International Supply Discussions

Discuss grade, particle size, estimated quantity, destination and delivery requirements.

Direct Technical Communication

Contact SinoDiam with application information for specification and quotation inquiries.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT · GLOBAL SUPPLY

Find the Right Metal Bond Diamond for Your Application

Looking for synthetic metal bond diamond powder for grinding, glass processing or precision tool manufacturing? SinoDiam offers four specialized SND-G grades for different industrial abrasive requirements.

Contact our team with your required grade, mesh size, workpiece material, tool type, metal-bond system, estimated quantity and destination country.

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TECHNICAL FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about metal bond synthetic diamond grades, particle sizes and industrial grinding applications.

1. What is metal bond synthetic diamond powder?
Metal bond synthetic diamond powder consists of industrial diamond abrasive grains used in metal-bond grinding wheels, segments and other abrasive tools. Selection depends on crystal characteristics, particle size, bonding system and the intended workpiece.
2. What are the differences between SND-G20, G30, G40 and G60?
The four grades have different toughness classifications. SND-G20 is medium-low toughness, SND-G30 is medium toughness, SND-G40 is medium-high toughness and SND-G60 is high toughness. Each grade has different application and toolmaking considerations.
3. Are SND-G grades equivalent to MBD4, MBD6, MBD8 and MBD10?
MBD4, MBD6, MBD8 and MBD10 are commercial comparison references for the corresponding SND-G grades. These descriptions do not guarantee identical specifications or performance across manufacturers. Comparative evaluation should consider crystal shape, toughness, particle-size distribution and application testing.
4. What mesh sizes are available?
Mesh specifications should be confirmed for each grade. SND-G30 is available in 80/100, 120/140, 200/230 and 325/400 mesh. Please provide the requested grade and mesh size when contacting SinoDiam.
5. Is SND-G30 suitable for glass beveling and carbide grinding?
Yes. SND-G30 is positioned as a medium-toughness fine-size diamond abrasive for glass beveling and carbide grinding. The final abrasive selection depends on mesh size, the metal-bond formulation, tool design and required surface finish.
6. Which materials can be processed with metal bond diamond tools?
Metal-bond diamond abrasive tools may be evaluated for selected glass, carbide, ceramics, stone and non-ferrous or brittle non-metallic materials. The appropriate grade depends on the material, processing operation and tool construction.
7. Can SND-G diamond grades be used in different bonding systems?
The SND-G series is positioned primarily for metal-bond abrasive applications. Suitability for other bonding systems should be assessed according to the individual grade, tool formulation and manufacturing requirements.
8. How do I select the correct SND-G grade?
Start with the workpiece and processing operation. Then review diamond toughness, crystal morphology, mesh size, bonding system, desired grinding efficiency and target surface finish. Application trials may be necessary.
9. What information should I provide for a quotation?
Please provide the requested product grade, mesh size, target material, grinding or processing operation, metal-bond system, estimated quantity and destination country. If the desired grade is unknown, describe your existing tool and application requirements.
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