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New diamond tool for processing optical materials

V. S. Kondratenko, P. D. Gindin, D. A. Burlyaĭ, A. N. Kobysh, A. Yu. Rogov, E. V. Kondratenko, Yu. I. Sakunenko, and A. V. Bobkov

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Abstract

This study addresses new possibilities for processing optical materials using an abrasive diamond tool based on thermally conductive polymer composites. It also presents a new type of lubricant-cooling liquid based on strongly alkaline water.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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