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DIADEM – Electroless nickel diamond-dispersion

Your contact for DIADEM – Electroless nickel diamond-dispersion

delivery information

Fabienne Sommer
+41 (0)52 369 70 69

technical service

Roger Stübi
+41 (0)52 369 70 67 r.stuebi@demartin.com

Ulrich Götz
+41 (0)52 369 70 05 u.goetz@demartin.com

Robert Isenring
+41 (0)52 369 70 07 r.isenring@demartin.com

  1. DIADEM at De Martin
  2. Application areas
  3. Recommendations, constructive comments

I. Dispersion layers with diamond deposits are used as extremely high-grade wear protection layers in order to improve their characteristics with respect to tribology. They distinguish themselves by several interesting properties:

  • Excellent wear protection
  • High matrix hardness of approx. 1,200 HV
  • Excellent thermal conductivity
  • Good corrosion protection
  • Diamond content of up to 40 percent by vol.
  • Diamond grain diameter selectable from 0.010-0.050 mm
  • Low friction coefficient
  • Resistance against chemical loading
  • Temperature resistance up to 500 Â°C
  • Dimensionally accurate deposition with a layer thickness tolerance of +/- 8 %
N-DIA Matrix

DIADEM Matrix

DIADEM Oberfläche, fotographiert

DIADEM Oberfläche, fotographiert

Our coating options:

  • Up to a length of 500 mm
  • Component weight up to 15kg
  • Coatable materials: Steel, stainless steel, non-ferrous metal, aluminum, titanium

II. Application areas

Industry Component types
Tool and mold making Anti-friction applications
Textile machine industry Wear components
Print/ paper machine industry Wear components
General machine industry Hydraulic pumps, diverse components
Food industry (LINK) Worm gears, wear components
Chemical industry Pump systems
Defense industry Piston rods, cylinders

III. Recommendations, constructive comments

DIADEM layers are ideally deposited with a layer thickness of 0.020-0.050 mm. Thinner layers cannot withstand the wear requirements.

Through-going threads and boreholes are always coated as well. This should be considered in advance. Unless otherwise indicated, components are always completely coated.

Furthermore, the following specifications should be provided when delivering components:

  • Coating surfaces
    • Surfaces, which must be coated.
    • Surfaces, which may be coated.
    • Surfaces, which may not be coated.
  • Material specifications / surface conditions
  • Heat treatment condition / required layer hardness
  • Layer type
  • Layer thickness
  • Surface roughness after coating
  • Clamping / contact points (e.g. threads, pins, boreholes, etc.)
  • Component drawing / drawing number
  • Test criteria, test surfaces