Our metal-coated diamond products are engineered to elevate industrial tool performance, delivering longer tool life, higher wear resistance, and superior bonding with tool matrices. By applying precision metal coatings—such as titanium, nickel alloys, and titanium carbide—to high-purity diamond particles, these advanced abrasives solve common challenges in diamond saw blades, grinding wheels, PCD/PCBN tools, and drill bits, including rapid wear, poor adhesion, and low compatibility with high-stress applications.
Perfect for industries like stone processing, construction, aerospace, automotive, mining, and electronics manufacturing, our metal-coated diamond abrasives are optimized for metal-bond, ceramic-bond, hybrid-bond, and resin-bond tools, delivering consistent high-speed cutting, smooth finishes, and reduced vibration across diverse materials.
Core Benefits of Metal-Coated Diamond
- Stronger Tool Bonding: Titanium, nickel, and carbide coatings create robust mechanical and chemical adhesion to metal, ceramic, or resin matrices, reducing particle loss during high-pressure cutting and grinding.
- Enhanced Wear Resistance: Protective metal layers improve heat, friction, and chemical resistance, extending tool life in dry cutting, high-temperature machining, and abrasive material processing.
- Versatile Compatibility: Compatible with all major tool bonding systems and effective on granite, marble, concrete, carbide, aerospace alloys, and other hard materials.
- Consistent Cutting Performance: Controlled coating thickness (5–20μm) ensures uniform diamond particle behavior, maintaining tool efficiency and smooth workpiece finishes.
Our Metal-Coated Diamond Product Line
1. Ti Coated Diamond

Ideal for: Metal-bond diamond saw blades and concrete grinding wheels
Key Features:
- Coating Material: Pure Titanium (Ti)
- Coating Thickness: 8–12μm
- Applications: Stone processing, construction, marble, reinforced concrete
Advantage: Cost-effective coating solution for high-volume tool manufacturing without compromising performance
2. N30 Coated Diamond

Ideal for: Ceramic-bond and hybrid-bond precision grinding wheels, optical glass polishing tools
Key Features:
- Coating Type: Nickel-based alloy (N30 grade)
- Coating Characteristics: High ductility, absorbs vibration
- Applications: Carbide tool sharpening, optical glass, fine ceramic grinding
Advantage: Scratch-free finishes on brittle materials (silicon wafers, sapphire) with long tool life
3. N56 Coated Diamond

Ideal for: High-temperature dry-cutting, aerospace alloy grinding, and corrosion-resistant metal-bond tools
Key Features:
- Coating Type: High-nickel alloy with chromium additives
- Temperature Resistance: Up to 900°C
- Applications: Refractory material cutting, aerospace components, marine construction
Advantage: Resists oxidation and chemical attack in harsh industrial environments
4. Titanium Carbide-Coated Diamond

Ideal for: Ultra-heavy-duty mining drill bits, large stone quarry saws, and heavy concrete demolition tools
Key Features:
- Coating Material: Titanium Carbide (TiC)
- Coating Structure: Dense, uniform layer prevents micro-fractures
- Applications: Mining, large-scale stone extraction, heavy concrete demolition
Advantage: Extends tool life by 50%+ compared to uncoated diamond in high-abrasion applications
5. Surface-Etched Diamond

Ideal for: Resin-bond and metal-bond polishing tools, woodworking diamond tools
Key Features:
- Treatment Type: Chemical surface etching
- Particle Sharpness: Maintains 90% of original diamond sharpness
- Applications: Stone polishing (marble, quartzite), woodworking, electronic component grinding
Advantage: Cost-efficient alternative to full metal coatings; improves resin tool flexibility
Why Choose Our Metal-Coated Diamond Products?
- Precision Coating Control: Laser-tested thickness and adhesion strength for ISO 9001-certified quality
- Customizable Solutions: Tailored coating thickness, particle size, and alloy composition for your tool design and application
- Expert Technical Support: Materials engineers assist with coating selection, tool compatibility, and performance optimization
(FAQs) about metallic-coated diamond products in industrial tooling:
1. What is a metal-coated diamond?
Answer: SinoDiam’s metal-coated diamonds—including Ti Coated Diamond, N30, N56, and TiC—are synthetic diamond particles coated with metals like titanium, nickel, or titanium carbide. These coatings enhance adhesion, wear resistance, and thermal stability, making them ideal for metal-bond, ceramic-bond, resin-bond, and hybrid-bond tools in industrial cutting, grinding, and drilling.
2. Why use metal-coated diamonds instead of uncoated diamonds?
Answer: SinoDiam’s metal-coated diamonds offer:
- Stronger bonding to tool matrices, reducing particle loss.
- Higher wear resistance for longer tool life.
- Better thermal stability for high-speed and dry cutting.
- Versatility across granite, marble, concrete, carbide, and aerospace alloys.
Products like Ti Coated Diamond, N30, N56, TiC, and Surface-Etched Diamond are engineered for precision and durability in industrial applications.
3. What types of metal coatings are used on diamond abrasives?
Answer: SinoDiam uses specialized coatings for different applications:
- Titanium (Ti Coated Diamond): Strong mechanical bonding with metal matrices.
- Nickel-based alloys (N30, N56): High ductility and corrosion resistance for ceramic and hybrid-bond tools.
- Titanium Carbide (TiC): Ultra-hard coating for mining, quarrying, and heavy-duty stone cutting.
4. How does coating thickness affect diamond performance?
Answer: SinoDiam controls coating thickness between 5–20μm for optimized performance:
- Thin coatings (5–10μm, e.g., N30): Maintain sharpness for fine grinding and polishing.
- Thicker coatings (10–20μm, e.g., TiC, N56): Provide maximum wear and heat resistance for heavy-duty cutting.
Precision coating ensures stable cutting, smooth finishes, and long-lasting tool life.
5. Can metal-coated diamonds be used in high-temperature applications?
Answer: Yes. SinoDiam’s N56 and TiC-coated diamonds are designed for extreme conditions:
- N56 Coated Diamond: Stable up to 900°C, suitable for dry cutting and aerospace alloy grinding.
- Titanium Carbide (TiC): Provides enhanced thermal stability for heavy-duty mining and stone cutting tools.
6. Are metal-coated diamonds compatible with all bonding systems?
Answer: SinoDiam metal-coated diamonds work with metal, ceramic, hybrid, and resin bonds.
- Ti, N30, N56, TiC, Surface-Etched Diamonds can be used on granite, marble, concrete, carbide, and aerospace alloys.
This versatility ensures consistent performance across diverse industrial applications.
7. Can metal-coated diamonds be resharpened or recoated?
Answer: Typically, SinoDiam metal-coated diamonds cannot be resharpened or recoated. Coatings such as Ti, N30, N56, and TiC alter the diamond’s surface chemistry, and re-treatment may reduce performance and consistency.
8. What are the common applications of metal-coated diamonds?
Answer: SinoDiam metal-coated diamonds are used in:
- Stone processing: Ti Coated Diamond for granite, marble, and concrete cutting.
- Aerospace & automotive machining: N56 for high-hardness alloys.
- Mining & construction: TiC for heavy-duty drilling and stone cutting.
- Electronics & semiconductor polishing: N30 and Surface-Etched Diamond for precision work.
9. How do I choose the right metal-coated diamond for my application?
Answer: Select based on:
- Material to process: Ti Coated Diamond for stone, N30 for ceramics, N56 for aerospace alloys.
- Bonding system: Metal, ceramic, hybrid, or resin bond compatibility.
- Application type: Cutting, grinding, or polishing.
- Operating conditions: Temperature, speed, and pressure.
SinoDiam’s technical team can guide you to the optimal coated diamond product.
10. What is the lifespan of metal-coated diamond tools?
Answer: SinoDiam metal-coated diamond tools last significantly longer than uncoated alternatives:
- Ti Coated Diamond: Extended life in stone cutting.
- TiC: Up to 50%+ longer life in heavy-duty mining and quarrying.
- N30/N56: Long-lasting performance in precision and high-temperature grinding.
Tool life depends on material hardness, operating conditions, and proper maintenance, but SinoDiam coatings consistently maximize durability and efficiency.
Upgrade your cutting, grinding, and drilling tools today with our premium metal-coated diamond abrasives for long-lasting, high-performance results.
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