PCD Handling Tips

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Although PCD is very hard and can hold up a very long time in cutting tool applications, it can also be very brittle if it touches another hard surface. A couple of easy precautions can be taken to prevent unnecessary damage of the PCD due to mishandling. Here’s how.

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