News and Resources
Browse by Category
Browse by Product
- All Dressing Products
- All Grinding Products
- CBN-Diamond Superabrasives
- Conventional Abrasives
- Diamond Lapping Compounds
- Diamond Rotary Dressers
- Diamond Stationary Dressers
- Hybrid Bond Grinding Tools
- Metal Bond Grinding Tools
- Plated Grinding Tools
- Resin Bond Grinding Tools
- Vitrified Bond Grinding Tools
CDT Starting A New Third Shift
Continental Diamond Tool has experienced extensive growth in Three of their most popular product lines, and they are now adding a third shift to their schedule to increase production and continue to fulfill global orders in a competitive timeframe. Apply today >
Not Your Standard Plating!
Continental Diamond Tool now offers a new generation plated product available on carbide, aluminum, copper, or steel substrate bodies.
Why Switch To A Vitrified Superabrasive Grinding Wheel?
What is a Vitrified Superabrasive Grinding Wheel and what are the benefits of using one? In this blog, you’ll learn who should switch to Vitrified >
Is Continental Diamond Tool ISO 9001 Certified?
Continental Diamond Tool has implemented and maintains a Quality Management System that meets the requirements of ISO 9001:2015, as a manufacturer and distributor of Super Abrasive Grinding Products.
The Evolution of Vitrified Grinding Wheels (Part 3)
In part 3 of this 3-part blog series, we explore the advantages and limitations of the Vitrified Grinding Wheel in various grinding applications.
The Evolution of Vitrified Grinding Wheels (Part 2)
We reviewed the materials of the Vitrified Grinding Wheel development in part 1 of this blog series, now we will discuss the bond. Learn more >
New Master Surface Finisher at CDT
Jordan Donnelly, CDT’s Plating Research and Development Manager, has been named a Master Surface Finisher (MSF).
The Evolution of Vitrified Grinding Wheels (Part 1)
The vitrified bond grinding wheel first appeared 150 years ago, and continues to become ever more valuable. Learn more about the evolution >
Grit Size And Its Impact On The Grinding Process
Grit size only approximately correlates to surface finish: machine condition and the type of workpiece make a big difference. Learn more >
