Electroplated Diamond Grinding Wheel Saw Blade with Double Sided Coat.

1E1 Electroplated Diamond Grinding Wheel Use intermittent cuts, light infeed, and coolant if recommended to control temperature and prolong wheel lifeFor final edge finishing or very heat-sensitive parts consider finishing with CBN or other abrasives if you see thermal damage or faster-than-expected diamond degradation.If you want, provide the exact profile geometry you need (radius, angle, width) and I can suggest whether a 1E1 150 mm electroplated diamond wheel will meet it or help pick an alternative wheel specification (bond type, grit size, cup vs. dish profile, CBN alternatives).

Diamond vs iron: Diamond reacts with pure iron at high temperature, so for high-speed heavy stock removal on steel or hot conditions it can degrade. Cast iron (with graphite) is generally less chemically aggressive than pure iron, but monitor wheel wear and temperature.
Cost: Electroplated diamond wheels are more expensive than conventional abrasives, though they often last longer and give better results for precision profiling.