Diamond Files Enhance Mold Polishing Tool Lineup
With so much happening in a busy show year between NPE2018, Amerimold 2018 and IMTS 2018, MoldMaking Technology is revisiting some of the technology that was on display. In case you missed it: Boride Engineered Abrasives offers a line of diamond files that offer results and solutions for mold and die shops, extruders, the plastics industry and more.
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Boride Engineered Abrasives adds a variety of diamond files to their product lineup. The product line includes Diamond Needle Files, Extra Slim Needle Files, Contact Files, DH and DHM Files. These files and the rest of the company’s line of mold polishing equipment and supplies were on display at Amerimold 2018 in Booth 231.
According to the company, Needle Files and Extra Slim Needle Files are critical grinding tools for mold and die shops and extruders while DH and DHM Files are specially designed tapered files for the aluminum extrusion and plastics industries with the primary application of filing inside slots and grooves. Contact Files offer solutions for the mold and die, electronic and automotive industries. The company says that these files are designed for quality and results and that they are meant to complement their other mold polishing tools and equipment.
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