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Prepare sections for metallography with cutting equipment matched to the material, component and inspection location.
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Metzer · Metallographic Specimen Cutting Machines
Metzer metallographic specimen cutting machines produce sections for mounting, polishing and examination. The range includes table and floor configurations for different specimen handling requirements. Wheel selection, clamping and cooling are important to producing a section suitable for the preparation stages that follow.
Use specimen cutting equipment to section metal components, prepare weld cross-sections and isolate areas for microscopy or hardness evaluation.
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Floor-type specimen sectioning.
Maximum cutting diameter
50 mm
Cutting motor
2 HP
Coolant tank
20 litres
Table-type cutting machine.
Maximum cutting diameter
30 mm
Cutting disc
250 × 2 × 32 mm
Motor
1.1 kW
Table-type cutting machine.
Maximum cutting diameter
55 mm
Cutting disc
300 × 2 × 32 mm
Motor
2.2 kW
Enclosed specimen cutting configuration.
Maximum cutting diameter
60 mm
Shaft speed
2800 rpm
Motor
2.2 kW
Enclosed specimen cutting configuration.
Maximum cutting diameter
80 mm
Shaft speed
2800 rpm
Motor
3 kW
Larger-section cutting configuration.
Maximum cutting diameter
100 mm
Shaft speed
2800 rpm
Motor
3 kW
Share your specimen, application and required capacity with our team to confirm the suitable configuration.
Answers to common questions about metallographic specimen cutting machines.
Why use a metallographic cutting machine?
Metallographic preparation needs a section from a defined inspection location. A suitable cutting setup controls how that section is held and cut before mounting and surface preparation.
How do I choose a cutting wheel?
Wheel selection depends on the material, hardness, section size and machine compatibility. Provide these details when specifying the cutting arrangement.
Is a cut section ready for microscopy?
Usually it needs further preparation. Mounting where appropriate, grinding, polishing and any required etching prepare the surface for the intended examination.
What should I include in an enquiry?
Provide the component material, hardness, dimensions, required cut location and section size, along with the number of specimens prepared per day.
Send a component drawing or photograph and mark the required section. K K Geo System can discuss a Metzer cutting configuration for your preparation workflow.
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