Diamond Tools for Wire Sawing Metal Components

Hans Kurt Tönshoff; Berend Denkena; H.H. Apmann

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.250.33

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Preface

Production of Diamond Sawblades for Stone Sawing Applications
p.1

Factors Affecting Diamond Retention in Stone Sawblade Segments
p.13

Development of Advanced Tools for Economic and Ecological Grinding of Granite
p.21

Diamond Tools for Wire Sawing Metal Components
p.33

Relationship of Interface Microstructure and Adhesion Strength between Ti Coating and Diamond
p.41

Improvement of the Performance of Diamond Segments for Rock Sawing, Part 1: Effects of Segment Components
p.46

Improvement of the Performance of Diamond Segments for Rock Sawing, Part 2: Factors Influencing the Use of Coated Diamonds
p.54

Improvement of the Performance of Diamond Segments for Rock Sawing, Part 3: Factors Influencing the Use of Rare Earths
p.60

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Hans Kurt Tönshoff, Berend Denkena, H.H. Apmann

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