Synthetic Diamond Cutting

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Meet the Toughest Diamond Cutters You'll Ever Use

The oil exploration business demands speed, durability, and toughness. And there's no place where those three things matter more than where diamond meets rock at the bottom of a hole.

That's why US Synthetic has spent more than a decade perfecting polycrystalline diamond cutters (PDCs) that drill faster and last longer—especially in tough conditions that test the limits of the most durable drilling equipment.

Today, US Synthetic leads the industry in the development and production of innovative, top-quality PDC inserts that meet the highest standards and match the requirements of the most demanding oil exploration and development projects.

This absolute, no compromises commitment to superior quality and constant innovation sets us apart from the crowd and makes US Synthetic your best choice for all kinds of diamond solutions.

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All about Diamonds

The word "diamond" comes from the ancient Greek "adamas," meaning unconquerable.

"Carat," the measure of diamond weight is derived from the Greek "keration," the name for the uniform in weight carob seed.

Cut, color, clarity, and carat are the "4Cs" that guide a jeweler in determining a diamond's value.

"Clarity" refers to a diamond's freedom from internal inclusions such as internal cracks or tiny crystals. A diamond may be termed "flawless" if a trained eye can detect no inclusions under 10-power magnification.

"Cut" refers to the way a diamond is cut and polished, the proportion of the diamond that dictates the maximum amount of light the diamond will refract and reflect, and the diamond's facets.

The term "fancy" diamond means pear, oval, or emerald cut stones.

Red is the very rarest color for a diamond.

Marilyn Monroe's famed comment as the character Lorelei Lee, "Diamonds are a girl's best friend," is a classic. But Mark Twain in "Puddin' Head Wilson's Calendar" said, "It is better to have old second-hand diamonds than none at all."

A carat is divided into 100 points.

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Why Diamonds Work

Have you ever noticed that the people with the biggest rock on their fingers aren't usually the happiest? The same is true with diamond drill bits. The bigger it is, doesn't mean it is better. We have developed a process to make our diamond drill bits extremely strong, durable, light, and in many different sizes.

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How Diamond Drill Bits are Used

If you aren't familiar with diamond drill bits that's not surprising because they are more of a specialized drill bit. Diamond drill bits are used to drill holes into brick, stone, and concrete, and they are usually used for larger holes in these materials.

Diamond drill bits are usually not used on any other materials. The bit is made of a metal cylinder with a fairly soft steel mount on an arbor. At the open end of the cylinder industrial diamond are embedded.

The segments of the bits are thicker than the actual cylinder wall, so the larger portion of the bit is not rubbing in the hole that is being bored. The sloped slots will help to move the dust away.

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