HPL stands for High Pressure Laminate, which is a type of composite material made from layers of kraft paper impregnated with phenolic resin, bonded under high pressure and temperature. The resulting material is a durable, non-porous, and resistant to heat, scratches, and impact. HPL is widely used in commercial and residential applications, such as countertops, […]
In modern technology and the increased demand for high-performance materials in various industries, such as Aerospace, Communications, and Semiconductors, have led to the use of new materials like CFRP, MMC, CMC, Green Ceramics, Sintered Ceramics, and others. These materials offer various advantages over traditional materials like metal alloys, such as high strength-to-weight ratio, good electrical […]
Dental implant surgeries are a common and highly effective way to replace missing teeth, but as with any procedure, complications can arise. One of the most frustrating issues dentists face is the failure of screws in the implant, which can lead to prolonged recovery time and unhappy patients. However, Telcon diamond tools’ BHI screw removal […]
Polycrystalline Diamond also known as PCD is produced synthetically by sintering together many (Poly) diamond particles, usually in the size of 2 to 30 microns of a meter, with a metal binder (mostly Cobalt) at high temperature and high pressure. The PCD material may contain 90-95% diamond particles and the rest is the binder, PCD […]
PCD drills are considered high-end cutting tools, due to their rather complex manufacturing process and their higher market price compared to regular Tungsten Carbide drills. In this ever-evolving composites materials market, the number of applications increase constantly, not only for the traditional aerospace segment, but also for Automotive, Wind turbines, Marine, Infrastructure and sports. The […]
Some of you, who are in the aerospace industry, are probably familiar with a drill/countersink tool used in CNC manufacturing, to machine both the hole and the chamfer for the rivet head. Did you know that with some modification, the same concept works also in manual operations? We’re here to tell you about it. What […]
Both PCD and carbide countersinks are commonly used in assembly and manufacturing processes, but what are the advantages of each type? what is the use case and when will we need to make the choice? in this article we will cover some of these questions in depth. What is a Countersink tool? A Countersink (in […]
As part of the fabrication of dentures it is a common practice to bind yourself with one manufacturer for the Cad/Cam machine and get both the Dental blanks and the Dental Burs in one package, this package is supplied by the manufacturer and can be adequate. However, in these packages hides a large loss for […]
The process and materials used in Semiconductor manufacturing require high precision and wear resistance, as such the process of manufacturing these tools requires the most precise and resilient micro tools, making the process costly and complex, Telcon in this article reviews the place of Micro PCD Drills in Semiconductors Industry and main wear elements in […]
A dental crown or bridge is a full or semi artificial tooth. It can be made from several dental restoration materials such as Porcelain, Lithium disilicate, Alumina, Zirconia and Metals.
Composites materials are commonly consisting of two materials: the fibers and the bonding material.
This article will explain about the two major composites matrices which are in use in the industry and particularly in the aerospace.
The difference between PCD and CVD In this article, we’ll try clarifying and shedding more light on a dilemma confronted by many end users of cutting tools to machine composite materials, when they are required to decide which type of tool to use for their application. There are mainly two types of diamond cutting tools […]
Composite materials are made from two or more material components with different physical or chemical properties that, when combined, produce a material with different (better) characteristics than each of the individual components.
Diamond is a solid form of the element carbon with its atoms arranged in a crystal structure called diamond cubic. Hardness is a fundamental property of a material to resist a force applied causing it to deform.
The main difference between real diamonds and synthetic diamonds is that, real diamonds are mined and synthetic diamonds are created in the laboratory.