Diamond Lapping Compound

Diamond lapping compound is a paste made of fine diamond particles suspended in a grease, oil, or water-based carrier. It’s widely used for polishing, finishing, and superfinishing hard materials that are difficult to polish.  All Diamond Lapping Compounds are stocked in 18-gram syringes. We micronize diamond powder to sub micron level with extreme precision required for high-tech applications. We welcome new applicants for our Diamond Lapping Compounds and diamond powder. Braemar’s research engineers will help you to find the most suitable Diamond Lapping Compounds for your unique application, or we will develop a new Diamond Lapping Compounds for your needs. At Braemar, manufacturing the highest quality products with the goal of satisfying our customers is our first priority.

Key Features:

• Abrasive: Synthetic or natural diamond powder
• Carrier: Oil-based (for metals) or water-based (for ceramics, glass, and electronics)
• Grit Sizes: Typically range from very coarse 1 micron – 60 micron

Common Uses:

• Tool & Die Work: Polishing molds, dies, and cutting tools
• Metallography: Preparing samples for microscopic examination
• Optics: Finishing lenses, prisms, and sapphire windows
• Semiconductor Industry: Polishing wafers and ceramics
• Mechanical Seals & Bearings: Achieving ultra-smooth, flat surfaces
• Sharpening: Used with laps, strops, or plates for sharpening carbide, ceramic, and high-hardness steels

Advantages:

• Cuts harder materials (carbides, ceramics, sapphire, hardened steels)
• Provides controlled, precise surface finishes
• Available in a wide grit range for roughing to mirror polishing

Call (480) 966-9311 or Add to Quote for pricing.