Code Diamond Series CBN Series Dimensions Bond Class
CBR Cerberus 100×17×10×2×2 Resin Dual‑sided Premium
UMI Ursa 150×16×10×1×1 Resin Dual‑sided Standard
CEN Centaur Centaur³ 150×25×10×1×1 Resin Dual‑sided Standard
CMA Greater Dog 98×40×10×1×1 Resin Dual‑sided Standard
PHE Phoenix 200×83×10×1×1 Resin Dual‑sided Standard
DRA Dragon 200×83×12×2×2 Resin Dual‑sided Premium
SCO Scorpion 100×25×8×2 Resin Single‑sided Mounted
ORI Orion Orion³ 150×25×6×3 Resin Single‑sided Mounted
SGR Archer 𝘎𝘦𝘯𝟤⌛ Archer³ 150×25×3 Metallic Single‑sided Variative
GEM Gemini 𝘎𝘦𝘯𝟤🚀 150×12×3 R40 Metallic Single‑sided Mounted
SCL Sculptor🚀 150×12×3 Metallic Single‑sided Mounted

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Dimensions notation.
Monolayer solid abrasives have 3 numbers: length × width × thickness.
Single-sided abrasives with backing have 4 numbers: length × width × full thickness × thickness of abrasive.
Dual-sided abrasives have 5 numbers: length × width × full thickness × thickness of abrasive #1 × thickness of abrasive #2 (both sides)
If thickness is variable, the minimum thickness is noted.
For curved abrasives, a radius of curvature inmm is added: R40.

Metallic Binders (MMC)
  • M2-01 - Copper-tin bronze alloy.
  • MS-1 - Metal-matrix composite (MMC) - Copper-tin bronze alloy reinforced with silicon carbide.
  • MB-1 - Metal-matrix composite (MMC) - Copper-tin bronze alloy reinforced with boron carbide.
  • MS-1A - Metal-matrix composite (MMC) - Aluminum-copper alloy reinforced with silicon carbide.
Resin Binders
  • B1-10 - Boron-modified phenolic resin (BPF) composite - Made of powdered bakelite, copper additive
  • B2-01 - Boron-modified phenolic resin (BPF) composite - Made of liquid bakelite, iron additive (softer than В1-10)
  • В2-01М - Boron-modified phenolic resin (BPF) composite - Made of liquid bakelite, copper additive (softer than В2-01)
  • OSB (OCB) – A proprietary phenolic resin composite.

(OSB and OCB refer to the same binder; the difference arises from a transliteration quirk of the Cyrillic “ОСБ,” which can be rendered as either “OSB” or “OCB” in Latin script.)