Installed on the high-speed machining center, monocrystalline diamond milling cutter is a kind of ultra-precision machining tool, which is mainly used in the processing of non-ferrous metals and non-metallic hard brittle materials.

The ultrasonic-assisted diamond turning tools manufactured by our company are specifically designed for machining hard materials. When installed on an ultrasonic-assisted system, they can directly perform ultra-precision machining on stainless steel without geometric limitations.

Micro diameter diamond end mills ranging from 0.05mm to 1.0mm for precision electronics, micro optics, and small part machining. Custom micro end mills with technical specifications.

Single crystal diamond turning tool is a kind of ultra-precision machining tool, which is mainly used in the processing of non-ferrous metals and non-metallic hard brittle materials such as nickel, copper, optical glass and silicon wafers.

LTCT single-crystal diamond tools: 800x verified defect-free edges, nanometer finish on non-ferrous metals/polymers for micro optics (diffractive, Fresnel, lens arrays). Form accuracy <0.03μm, radius 0.001–100mm. Extended life, minimal chipping. Ultra-precision machining for electro-optics.

The Single Crystal Diamond Ball Nose Arc Milling Tools, with its R-angle design, allows for better handling of curved surfaces and chamfers during the machining process, making it suitable for applications requiring high precision and smooth surfaces.

Diamond Turning Tools for Infrared Industry are precision single-crystal diamond cutting tools engineered specifically for machining infrared optical materials. These tools enable ultra-precision machining of components used in thermal imaging, night vision, and infrared optical systems, delivering

Ultra-precision diamond turning tools play a pivotal role in the automotive industry, serving as essential solutions for machining high-value components—from injection molds for vehicle camera lenses and LED headlights to aluminum alloy wheels and hard-to-machine carbon fiber composites.

Single-point diamond turning (SPDT) is now a core process in modern ophthalmic manufacturing, used to produce high-precision contact lenses, intraocular lenses (IOLs), and complex spectacle lenses. To support the strict requirements of this industry—from direct machining of polymers to the production of high-quality molds—we provide a full line