I heard about these from a GF recent (hospital ER doctor). I was surprised to learn their cutting tools used in surgery are on-time use disposables (long story as to why). But there is a push to look at stopping this practice and returning to reusable products (a "green" concern). They are considering looking at this Diamaze product that has a huge sharpness and life advantage over Tungsten (Personna 74* !!) and ceramic. Appears these guys make a blade with dimensions suitable for a DE (although body thickness is double a normal blade it appears). Anybody try them? She is going to try to get me samples. Also there is another candidatre
http://en.blades.diamaze-gfd.com/fileadmin/templates/diamaze/pdf/K.0020.pdf
http://en.blades.diamaze-gfd.com/57.html
http://en.blades.diamaze-gfd.com/fileadmin/templates/diamaze/pdf/K.0020.pdf
http://en.blades.diamaze-gfd.com/57.html
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