The document discusses various fabrication technologies for diamond beads used in cutting tools, including traditional methods like electroplating, hot pressing, and pressureless sintering. It then introduces a new technology called Diamond Injection Moulding that allows intricate bead geometries and has advantages over traditional methods like lower costs and higher performance. Testing of a bead with a new double bulge geometry in a full-scale plant found it could cut wires at a higher speed, resulting in over a 15% cost savings despite slightly reduced lifetime.