INDUSTRIAL DIAMONDS

Some diamonds simply called the Industrial diamonds are used in various industries but not worn on person, nor are drawn to the humans. These are used mostly by all industries. These diamonds are used in machines for construction of the high-rise buildings, roads and bridges, breaking the massive rocks, drilling the ground to mine out oil from ground oil-wells. Months used to be spent for all these before, but now the help of the industrial diamonds in these machines, these jobs are accomplished within days. The industrial diamonds have made the task of the machines highly approachable. These industrial diamonds are also of two types, transparent and opaque.

However, the good quality diamonds never meet wear and tear, nor do these get scratched and destroyed, but the industrial diamonds soon are destroyed after some times, and meet natural wear and tear. These are of four types:

(a) Miniscule Industrial Diamonds: These are very hard, but their colour is seldom catchy. Hence these are used in making the dyes or for making the cutting-machines.

(b) Rough or Bort Diamonds: These are highly defective diamonds, created in unnatural processes. Not always are these studded in ornaments. The rough diamonds used to make the cutting-machines and are considered possessing the best quality among the industrial diamonds. These diamonds are also best used in glass-cutting machines, rock-breaking apparatuses etc.

(c) Round Diamonds: The diamonds which are very small in size and round are also used for various industrial purposes like glass cutting machines etc.

(d) The Black diamonds or Carbonado: These are highly strong, dense, black or slate coloured diamonds used mostly for deep drilling, or deep digging purposes in apparatuses or in the laithe machines. Its specific density is generally slightly lower than the gems and real diamonds somewhere between 3.15 to 3.29. During the World War II black diamonds was very much known to man and its utilisation graph had wonderfully gone high.