Company Profile

Recent growth of the specialty ceramics industry and the introduction of new hard glass advanced ceramic products has spurred research and development of new bonding materials for cutting wheels at North Jersey Diamond Wheel. The firm manufactures a comprehensive array of superabrasive wheels using state-of-the-art techniques for all branches of industry, but is pioneering advanced bonding technology, particularly for difficult-to-machine ceramics. Recently, North Jersey Diamond Wheel engineers developed CX11, a new bond that has shown promising results for most of the advanced ceramics. The cool free-cutting action of the CX11 bond allows greater downfeeds and faster cutting speeds, while exhibiting wheel life comparable to metal bonded diamond wheels.

North Jersey Diamond Wheel specializes in manufacturing superabrasive cutoff wheels (1A1R's), ranging in size from 7.62 to 35.56 cm (3 to 14 in.) in diameter and thickness from 0.51 to 3.18 mm (o.o2o to 0.125 in.). Tolerances as close as +0.015 mm (+0.001 in.) can be accurately held with the company's precision manufacturing techniques.

The company takes pride in its customer technical support. The manufacturing, research and office facilities in Cedar Grove, NJ are centrally located in the New York metropolitan region with access to suppliers and transport systems. The firm maintains area representatives throughout the country.

Since its inception, the company has followed its original "direct from the manufacturer" policy. The policy is based on the founders' belief in a three fold benefit to its customers. Better one-on-one technical support, access to high quality wheels at a reasonable cost and trust relationship between the specialty tool manufacturer and its customers.

Management believes that this policy, together with its bonding technology, has contributed to its growth. Sales volume has been increasing at an average rate of 25% during the past four years. The company is a privately held corporation.