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Black diamond is a real gem
M.A. Ford Europe says its new 239 Series diamond grind composites router has been authorised under licence to Boeing US Patent 7,090,442. M.A. Ford has an agreement with Boeing that includes licence rights to use its patents and proprietary data.
The 239 Series uses specially designed rake angles and flute structures to reduce cutting forces, increase the routing rates and remove the risk of delamination or flaking.
Available in diameters from 3mm up to 12mm, the 239 Series uses M.A. Ford’s ‘Black Diamond GemX’ diamond coating on an application specific solid carbide substrate to give maximum tool life on composites, including low plastic content CFRP and GRP materials. 239 Series routers are also available as an uncoated option.
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