Graphite Slicing Stress: Causes, Effects, and How to Control Cutting-Induced Damage
Graphite slicing stress is an unavoidable consequence of mechanical cutting — but it can be managed. Every time a blade or wire passes through a graphite billet, it generates mechanical forces that create residual stress in the finished wafer. Uncontrolled graphite slicing stress causes warping, microcracking, and dimensional instability that can make wafers unusable for […]
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