Lieber and Solow are a nationwide distributor of industrial rough diamonds. We are proud to maintain a full inventory of all sizes, crystal types, orientations and price points for all demands. We will work closely with you to identify the parameters and meet your price points. So please, do not hesitate to contact us. When you reach out to us, we can go over the various price points available. We can also discuss our selection of diamonds and how they can be defined to meet your parameters.
We have great industrial diamonds available. From high-end stress-free stones to lower-quality materials. Octahedron and Dodecahedron diamond formation gives the toolmaker the advantage of naturally formed points for all single point dressing applications. The size, quality, and price points are specified by each maker in order to meet any budget requirements. Do not worry, though, because we will help with all of this!
What Are Industrial Rough Diamonds?
Natural industrial diamonds are an essential material for traditional manufacturing processes. They are also vital for new technologies and applications, too. Working together with Lieber and Solow is your key to the most extensive supply line for the diamond tool market. It is our mission to be the global leader in the supply chain of natural industrial diamonds. Our team is committed to our responsibility as part of the global manufacturing chain.
Lieber and Solow is a De Beers Global Industrial Sight Holder, which means we work with the world’s largest source of industrial diamonds. De Beers is dedicated to the supply of industrial materials. They bring us a steady and stable supply of industrial rough diamonds. A direct line from mines to the tool manufacturers to the end-users of natural industrial diamonds occurs because of this partnership. Our buying team backs up these supplies with purchases from a group of dedicated direct and indirect sources of industrial rough diamonds specifically for industrial applications.
Why Use Industrial Rough Diamonds?
- Extreme hardness and wear resistance.
- High thermal conductivity.
- Longer tool life and reduced downtime.
- Consistent performance across demanding applications.
From construction sites to cleanrooms, industrial rough diamonds deliver unmatched performance in demanding environments.
Most Notable Uses for Industrial Rough Diamonds
Industrial rough diamonds—those not suitable for use as gemstones due to their shape, clarity, or color—are prized in various industries for their unmatched hardness and durability. As the hardest known natural material, rough diamonds are essential in applications where extreme strength and precision are required. Below are the most notable uses:
1) Cutting Tools
Rough diamonds are commonly used in diamond-tipped cutting tools designed for machining tough materials like metals, ceramics, and composites. These tools are essential in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and metalworking, where precision cutting, shaping, and finishing are critical.
2) Drilling Equipment
Industrial rough diamonds are essential in the production of diamond drill bits used across construction, mining, oil and gas exploration, and geological surveying. These specialized tools can cut through hard rock and other tough materials that conventional drill bits cannot penetrate.
3) Grinding and Abrasive Applications
Industrial diamonds, in the form of grit or powder, are embedded in grinding wheels, belts, and discs. These tools are crucial for high-precision grinding, particularly on hard or brittle materials such as glass, carbide, and hardened steel.
4) Scientific Instruments and Research
Thanks to their exceptional hardness and thermal conductivity, rough diamonds are used in specialized tools such as diamond anvil cells, which are essential for high-pressure research and studying how materials behave under extreme conditions.
5) Concrete Polishing and Surface Preparation
Rough diamonds play a vital role in concrete polishing systems, helping to achieve smooth, high-gloss finishes on floors. These diamond tools enhance efficiency by reducing the number of passes required and produce a more durable, professional result—making them a top choice in commercial construction and flooring projects.
6) Lapping and Polishing
In high-precision fields such as electronics and optics, diamond powders made from industrial rough diamonds are used for lapping, polishing, and planarizing components like semiconductors, lenses, and wafers.
USA Rough Diamond Suppliers
Lieber and Solow has years of experience providing high quality industrial rough diamonds to customers around the USA. We are based in New York City, but work with clients around the globe, too. Our sourcing teams are continuously at work to ensure our customers with on-time deliveries with no questions asked. And we will work with you to go over the various price points of what we have available.
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Call For Price Points
For more information about our selection of industrial rough diamonds, please contact us today. We will happily answer any questions you may have about our diamonds and the various pricing options we have available. We can provide you with a free consultation and quote when you reach out to us. So please, do not hesitate to reach out to us today! We look forward to hearing from you.
