Diamond Raising Cutter For Floor

Diamond raising cutters for floor, D 150-180 mm, B 3.5-8 mm, Z 12-24, bores 30/35/40 mm. PCD profile cutters for flooring lines.

The VPOINT Diamond Raising Cutter For Floor is a carbide woodworking cutting tool. Ideal for edge profile forming on flooring lines, laminate flooring production and small-diameter profile stations.

Design and Construction — a VPOINT end mill tool for CNC milling, sized for MDF and similar workpieces. The specification table below lists dimensions; the performance data table gives standard reference speeds and feeds to start with, and the FAQ covers selection, parameters and service. ISO 9001 production, batch-verified, custom sizes from drawings.

The VP0053 diamond raising cutter is a PCD-tipped profile cutter for flooring production in smaller diameters, running 150 to 180 mm on 30, 35 and 40 mm bores with cutting widths as listed in the specifications table. Profiles are produced to the line’s requirement.

Design and Construction

The VP0053 diamond raising cutter is a PCD-tipped profile cutter for flooring production in smaller diameters. Diameters (ØD) run 150 to 180 mm with bore options (Ød) of 30, 35 and 40 mm, cutting widths (B) of 3.5, 5, 6 and 8 mm, profile height (H) of 5 mm and tooth counts of 12, 18 and 24.

Diamond Raising Cutter For Floor

Diamond Raising Cutter For Floor

Diamond Raising Cutter For Floor

Diamond Raising Cutter For Floor

How It Works

The cutter forms the raised profile on panel edges at flooring-line speeds. The bore options fit different spindle arrangements, and the width options cover the common profile depths in floor panel design. PCD teeth hold the small profile radii that carbide would round off quickly in abrasive board.

Applications

  • Edge profile forming on flooring lines
  • Laminate flooring production
  • Small-diameter profile stations
  • Floor panel edge finishing

Suitable Materials

  • HDF flooring board
  • Melamine-faced boards
  • Engineered wood flooring
  • Veneered panels

Suitable materials: melamine-faced particleboard, MDF, laminate HPL, veneered plywood, solid hardwood

The PCD teeth hold the small profile radii in abrasive flooring board, keeping edge detail crisp across long runs.

Material Comparison: PCD vs. Tungsten Carbide

The figures below are typical industry data for production woodworking. PCD does not replace carbide in every job — carbide remains the right choice for low-volume general work — but on abrasive sheet goods the difference in blade life is decisive.

Property PCD Diamond (This Blade) Tungsten Carbide
Hardness 7,000–9,000 HV 1,500–2,000 HV
Tool life on MDF / particleboard / melamine 15–20× longer (500–1,200 h) 30–60 h (baseline)
Tool life on solid hardwood 10–13× longer (800–2,000 h) 80–150 h (baseline)
Tool life on abrasive boards (fibre cement / composites) 10–15× longer baseline
Edge renewal Limited regrinds — the economics come from 15–20× longer intervals between changes, not regrind count 4–6 regrinds at shorter intervals
Cut finish Ra ≤ 0.2 μm achievable, stable over the blade life Ra ~0.8 μm typical, degrades as teeth wear
Thermal conductivity 540–560 W/m·K — heat leaves the tooth tip fast ~80 W/m·K
Friction coefficient ≈ 0.05 — lower cutting forces and heat ≈ 0.3
Suited for Abrasive engineered wood, laminates, composites, fibre cement, non-ferrous metals General-purpose solid-wood work; the economic choice at lower volumes

Figures are typical published values; actual blade life depends on the workpiece material, feed rate, depth of cut, machine condition and maintenance schedule.

Delivery Scope

Single cutter. Order by part number with the diameter, bore, width and tooth count stated in the specifications table below.

Why Choose VPOINT

  • One-year warranty on every blade — defects in material or workmanship are covered for 12 months from delivery.
  • Custom tooling — diameters, kerfs, bores and tooth counts built to your drawing or sample.
  • Non-standard fabrication — sizes outside the standard catalogue, including bore re-sizing and tooth-count changes.
  • Resharpening service — blades return to service after regrinding at a fraction of new-blade cost.
  • Factory-direct since 2008 — ISO 9001 manufacturing in Sichuan and Dongguan, China; 40Cr chrome-molybdenum steel bodies; no trading intermediaries.

Send a drawing, a sample or a worn blade, and our engineering team will quote the exact specification you need.

Precision & Quality Control

Every blade is inspected before shipment. Outside diameter, kerf thickness, plate thickness, bore diameter and tooth count are measured against the values listed in the specifications table, and tooth geometry (hook angle, bevel angle) is verified against the design drawing. Blades are stress-checked for runout and tension before packing.

Blades measuring outside tolerance do not ship. Inspection is performed under our ISO 9001 quality system, with batch records retained for traceability.

Specifications

Part No. ØD Ød B H Z
VP005301 150 30/35/40 3.5/5/6/8 5 12/18/24
VP005302 160 30/35/40 3.5/5/6/8 5 12/18/24
VP005303 170 30/35/40 3.5/5/6/8 5 12/18/24
VP005304 180 30/35/40 3.5/5/6/8 5 12/18/24

Performance Data

Standard reference values for guidance only — always adjust to the edge bander feed, machine condition and tool wear, and confirm on the actual panel.

Material Typical spindle speed Typical feed Notes
MDF 20,000–24,000 rpm 12–18 m/min PCD premill heads hold edge on abrasive MDF
particleboard 18,000–22,000 rpm 12–18 m/min Grit-resistant diamond edges for long runs
plywood / veneered panels 18,000–22,000 rpm 12–16 m/min Clean glue-line removal before banding
veneered composite panels 18,000–20,000 rpm 10–14 m/min Two-stage 2+2 / 3+3 geometry
solid wood edge bands 16,000–20,000 rpm 10–14 m/min Adjust per feed of the edge bander

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Diamond Raising Cutter For Floor used for?

The VP0053 diamond raising cutter is a PCD-tipped profile cutter for flooring production in smaller diameters.

How do I choose the right size?

Refer to the specification table on this page: part numbers fix the cutting diameter, shank and cutting length. State the diameter, shank and cutting length you need when ordering.

Which materials does it suit?

Typical materials include HDF flooring board, Melamine-faced boards, Engineered wood flooring. Confirm the material grade and machining conditions for the specific tool before ordering.

Can I order a custom version?

Yes. Send the profile drawing or item code together with the workpiece material, machine model, cutting direction and quantity. Tools are produced to order, and each tool is packed in an individual plastic box.

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What spindle speed and feed should I set for premilling MDF?

+Start near 20,000–24,000 rpm spindle speed with the edge bander feed around 12–18 m/min, then fine-tune so the premill removes the saw overhang and old glue line in one clean pass.

Why PCD instead of brazed tungsten carbide for premilling?

+On abrasive MDF and particleboard, PCD edges last 10–20 times longer (typical industry data cited in our comparison table above), so the bander runs far longer between tool changes.

How often should the premill knives be rotated or replaced?

+Rotate the reversible inserts at the first sign of glue-line fuzzing; each edge has several usable sections, so a fresh edge takes seconds on the machine.

Sources & standards: ISO 9001 quality management · UNSPSC commodity codes · eClass product classification

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