Diamond chamfering tool

The Diamond chamfering tool offered by More Super Hard Product Co. Ltd is designed for precision edge finishing on non‑ferrous metals and plastics. It provides an adjustable chamfer angle from 0 to 90 degrees, allowing fine control over the bevel geometry. The cutting edge is composed of Element 6 single crystal diamond and South African natural diamond, delivering exceptional hardness. The tool rod is machined from tungsten steel to resist wear at high speeds.

Speed capability ranges between 5,000 and 100,000 revolutions per minute, while the recommended feed rate lies between 1,500 and 5,000 mm per minute. Cutting depth can be set from 0.05 to 0.2 mm, suitable for delicate material removal without inducing deformation. In the machining industry, such diamond‑coated tools are classified as premium grade, offering long service life and high surface finish compared with carbide alternatives. Typical overall length is about 200 mm, shank diameter around 10 mm, and dimensional tolerance is usually ±0.02 mm, which matches standard CNC spindle specifications.

The tool is commonly employed by aerospace component manufacturers, electronics enclosures producers and precision‑engineered parts suppliers who require tight tolerances and mirror‑like finishes. Importers should request a sample and verify the diamond grade and rod material before placing a bulk order. Trade terms, minimum order quantities and payment conditions are not disclosed in the listing and must be negotiated directly with the supplier. Confirm shipping incoterms, lead‑time expectations and any required inspection certificates to ensure smooth customs clearance.

More Super Hard Product Co. Ltd is headquartered at B906, Wanda Plaza, Zhongyuan Road, Zhengzhou, Henan, China, postal code 47000. The company holds a harbour trust tier on the platform, indicating that its business credentials have been verified, although its response rate is currently listed as 0 %. It specialises in the production and export of super‑hard machining accessories, including diamond‑coated tools for a range of industrial applications.

The supplier sources its diamond material from South African mines and combines it with locally manufactured tungsten‑steel rods to create long‑lasting chamfering tools. While the listing does not disclose production capacity or client references, the detailed technical specifications suggest a focus on high‑precision, low‑volume orders for specialised manufacturers. Prospective buyers should request material test reports and any available certifications to confirm product conformity.