Diacut

PRECISION DIAMOND THIN GRINDING WHEELS

CUSTOMIZED PRODUCTS WITH A CUSTOMER FOCUS

Diacut is a family-owned Colorado-based company established by Rene Furrer in 1982. Today, Rene and his sons, Toni and Bruno, lead a team of talented craftsmen in producing a comprehensive line of fully customized wheels and blades. Providing unequaled customer care, we truly listen and quickly respond to each specific need. And because we know both our products and our customers so well, we deliver the ideal blade for every application.

Made to order 100% of the time

Consistent quality & performance with repeatability

Unique Thinwheel™ flange system

Global product turnaround within days, not weeks

Responsive, knowledgeable team members

Products specific to industry, customer & material

Onsite customization & fine-tuning for 100% fit

INDUSTRIES SERVED

Diacut is globally recognized within the following industries for our exceptional products, superior production process and responsive team:

Aerospace

Automotive

Dental

Electronic

Medical/Healthcare

Photonics

Technical Ceramics

Tool & Die

MATERIALS

Diacut products are used to cut, slice and grind materials including

Alumina

Carbide

Ceramics

Crystals

Ferrite

Glass

Graphite

Inconel

Piezo Ceramics

Quartz

Sapphire

Special Alloys

Stainless Steel

Tool Steel

With the DIA-TRUpin, Diamond and CBN wheels can easily be reshaped to ‘like-new’ condition.

• True newly mounted Diamond and CBN wheels on your machine.

• Recondition your wheels without removing the wheel from your machine.

• After truing or reshaping your wheel, go right back to work without using a dressing or re-sharpening stick.

The Design...

The innovative design of the Murkens Gage makes it one of the most rigid

1. Place the DIA-TRUpin vertically in a holding device (vice) and place it in front of the center line of the wheel to be trued.

2. Turn off the coolant on your machine.

3. Touch off with the wheel to be dressed at the highest point of the DIA-TRUpin.

4. Move the wheel across the pin using a moderate to fast feed rate.

5. Use a down feed of .004” (on very thin or fine grit wheel take a smaller down feed) and feed the wheel to be dressed across the DIA-TRUpin.

6. Take multiple passes with the initial down feed and then reduce the down feed to .003" / .002" / .001" / .0005" and less. Progressively reducing the down feed will minimize "crowning" of the wheel being trued or reconditioned.

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