DIMOND KNURLING

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Diamond knurling involves a precise process where a diamond-coated tool is used to cut a pattern of small, closely spaced grooves into a metal surface. This technique allows manufacturers to create detailed designs and textures on various materials, including aluminum, copper, and stainless steel. By carefully controlling the depth and spacing of these grooves, engineers can produce complex patterns that not only enhance the visual appeal of an object but also improve its functionality. For instance, knurled surfaces can provide a secure grip for handles or tools, while textured patterns can increase friction and prevent slipping.