Diamond ID Dicing Blades – Precision Semiconductor & Electronics Cutting


Performance
Diamond ID Dicing Blades are specialized cutting tools designed for high-precision slicing of brittle and hard materials, originally developed for germanium and silicon semiconductor wafers. Today, they are widely used for cutting a variety of materials, including GGG, samarium-cobalt, sapphire, magnetic irons, gallium arsenide/phosphide, and quartz.
Key Features:
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Diamond Abrasive Edge: Embedded diamond particles provide exceptional hardness, precision, and long-lasting performance.
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Inner Diameter (ID) Design: Central hole allows mounting on specialized dicing saws or equipment arbors.
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Ultra-Thin Profile: Minimizes material wastage and kerf width, ensuring accurate cutting.
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High Precision: Engineered for minimal chipping and smooth surfaces, critical for semiconductor and electronics applications.
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Coolant Compatible: Designed for use with deionized water or specialized cutting fluids to dissipate heat and remove debris.
Applications:
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Semiconductor Manufacturing: Dicing silicon wafers into individual microchips or dice for integrated circuits.
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Electronics Manufacturing: Cutting LEDs, MEMS devices, sensors, and other electronic components.
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Optics & Photonics: Producing glass lenses, prisms, and optical fibers.
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Precision Cutting of Hard Materials: Including ceramics, glass, sapphire, and certain metals.
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R&D & Lab Use: Preparing samples for materials analysis and scientific research.
Custom Design Options:
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Blades are tailored with specific parameters such as core thickness (C), kerf thickness (K), and diamond depth (D) based on customer material and cutting requirements.
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Sourced from high-quality raw materials with strict tolerances for consistent performance.
Safety & Usage Guidelines:
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Follow manufacturer instructions and machine setup carefully.
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Wear appropriate PPE (eye protection, gloves, protective clothing).
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Ensure proper coolant use to maintain blade integrity and prevent overheating.
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Inspect blades regularly for wear or damage.
Investing in Diamond ID Dicing Blades ensures accurate, efficient, and high-quality cuts for semiconductor, electronics, optical, and precision materials applications.
