The industrial revolution was a catalyst in the rapid growth of the auto and heavy machinery industries.

As more and more `difficult-to-grind' materials and alloys were being used by these industries, the demand for higher quality, effective, and durable machine tools for cutting, grinding, and machining such materials continued to escalate.

As a result, superabrasive diamond and cubic boron nitride (CBN) tools were invented to meet the needs of these industries. Today, development and use of these specialized tools has expanded to a variety of industries as new applications are constantly being discovered.



 
    Used for the peripheral grinding of workpieces and the mass production of true round parts.

       
 
    Used for manufacturing cutting tools such as endmills, reamers, etc. This wheel allows deeper creep feed and slow crossfeed.
       
 
    For grinding a combination of carbide and steel.

       
 
    Used for grinding cemented carbide inserts.


       
 
    Mirior polishing the workpiece surfaces of inserts, cylinders , rotors and vanes, etc.

       
 
    Used for tool and cutter applications including sharpening of endmills, reamers, milling cutters and broaches.

       
 
    Used for sharpening the carbide tip of circular saw blade for
cutting wood and gypsum board.