Nickel-bond Dicing Blades
The Nickel binder provides longer blade life and lower wear rate and together with the abrasive makes Nickel-bond Blades a perfect choice for soft material applications such as: PCB, Silicon and BGA
Blade thickness varies from 0.8 mil to 20 mil (depending on diamond grit size)
Diamond grit size ranges from 2-4 microns to 70 microns (depending on blade thickness)
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Resin-bond Dicing Blades
Resin as binder allows for blade wear management rendering Resin-bond Blades an excellent choice for hard and brittle materials such as: QFN/MLF, Thick Ceramic Substrates, HTCC and Glass
Resin Blade thickness varies from 3 mil to 100 mil (depending on diamond grit size)
Diamond grit size ranges from 3 microns to 250 microns (depending on blade thickness).
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Metal-bond (Sintered) Dicing Blades
With slower wear rate than Resin but faster than Nickel, Metal-bond (Sintered) blades are best suited for retaining package shape and size in applications such as: BGA, Soft Alumina, TiC, LTCC and Ferrite
Blade thickness varies from 3 mil to 60 mil (depending on diamond grit size)
Diamond grit size ranges from 2 microns to 70 microns (depending on blade thickness)
View Metal-bond (Sintered) Brochure (340Kb)
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