Atoma Diamond Plates

In spite of their impressive qualities, these plates are little-known outside Japan. Instead of being distributed evenly, the monocrystalline diamonds are arranged in clusters, which abrade more aggressively than individual particles. This, coupled with their high fracture resistance, yields a surface that cuts quickly, wears slowly and produces a consistent scratch pattern. Swarf collects in the channels around the clusters, minimizing loading and hydraulic lock.