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We’ve been juggling a lot of balls at DD Technologies over the past years, but this has now reached a new dimension. Literally.
Thousands of diamond spheres have been sold in the past 10 years, which are mainly used in measurement applications. In addition to this measurement industry, the diamond spheres are used in many other products as well.

Due to increasing demand and the need to further optimize existing processes DD felt compelled to expand their capacity with its own reactor. The machine is installed in Augsburg (DE) and is the crowning glory on the intensive and pleasant cooperation between the team of Augsburg Diamond Technology (DE) and DD Technologies in Cuijk (NL).

We are proud to announce we are involved in a prestigious Clean Sky 2 project, a sub-set of Horizon 2020 which is the biggest EU Research and Innovation programme. Together with Rolls-Royce and the University of Oxford we are working on innovative diamond bearings. With this innovation, bearings would have lower friction, better temperature characteristics and a longer life due to the increased hardness capability.

Nano diamond orifices:

Black Diamond orifices:

Mono Crystalline orifices:

Mono Crystalline orifices:

Mono Crystalline Micro orifices:

Dutch Dia mond Techno logies slaagde er als eerste ter wereld in een ring te maken die helemaal uit lab-grown diamant bestaat. Het bedrijf maakte de ‘all diamond’ ring ter gelegenheid van het tienjarige bestaan. Een uniek sieraad dat de slogan van het bedrijf, ‘Diamonds, the other way around’, eer aan doet.

In the laboratory of HRD Antwerp in the diamond district, a ring was evaluated that was made entirely from a synthetic diamond. The 3,865 carat heavy jewel of the Dutch company Dutch Diamond Technologies (DD) is the first of its kind.

In the laboratory of HRD Antwerp in the diamond district, a ring was evaluated that was made entirely from a synthetic diamond. The 3,865 carat heavy jewel of the Dutch company Dutch Diamond Technologies (DD) is the first of its kind.

This show will take place in November 2017 | Boston, Massachusetts | USA.
We would like to welcome you at booth Nr. 1111.

Please take the following hours into consideration when making your travel arrangements:

Recently, we have had a development in our company enabling us to produce monocrystalline discs with unique dimensions. Instead of the usual maximum size of 8 millimetres we are now able to deliver discs of up to 30 millimetres. DD is the first company in the world to produce these large discs. The unique dimensions provide new opportunities to our customers.

DD is pleased to announce that they have launched another product line: a superior version of valves and seats. This type of product can be used in a wide range of applications, whenever extreme dispensing of a specific fluid is necessary. For example, 3D-printing, dispensing brazing or gluing material in a production line or dosing chemical fluids.

Switzerland Innovation:
Switzerland Innovation creates a platform that allows universities and innovative companies to collaborate and use their research results for the development of marketable products and services. In addition to the cooperation with our current partners/customers, we will also initiate new projects with Switzerland Innovation.

Dutch Diamond Technologies was part of the Holland High Tech pavillion at the IMTS in Chicago to show and promote their diamond possibilities. Together with 8 other Dutch high tech companies they showed how big such a small country can be in it’s industries and innovations.

We are excited to announce that we’ve successfully expanded our services with an official office in New York. Manon Bartels will be our representative for customer services in the USA. This way we are more accessible for a wide range of time zones throughout the world.

Diamond!Scan is one of the big successes based on close cooperation together with Carl Zeiss 3D Automation GmbH. To promote these diamond CMM styli, we were present at the Control 2016 in Stuttgart, Germany.

About Diamond coated sphere.