Metallurgy / Metzer
METZER / MATERIALS & INDUSTRIAL INSPECTION
Metzer metallurgy equipment brings together specimen preparation, microscopy, image analysis, hardness testing and mechanical materials testing. Explore the range for your laboratory or industrial inspection application.
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Metzer upright metallurgical microscope
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Prepare the specimen, examine its structure and evaluate its properties. Browse the categories below for product options, applications and answers to common selection questions.
Cutting, mounting and polishing equipment for preparing sections for examination.
Cutting Machines →
Mounting Presses →
Grinding & Polishing →
Upright and inverted microscope configurations for prepared surfaces and material microstructures.
Upright Microscopes →
Inverted Microscopes →
Stereo zoom and digital viewing configurations for component inspection and larger surface features.
Stereo & Digital Inspection Microscopes →
Cameras, analysis software and weld section imaging for documenting material findings.
Imaging Cameras →
Image Analysis Software →
Weld Penetration Analysis →
Choose a hardness method around the material, specimen and inspection procedure.
Micro-Vickers →
Brinell →
Rockwell →
Portable Hardness Testers →
Mechanical materials testing and compatible industrial laboratory heating equipment.
Universal Testing Machines →
Muffle Furnaces →
Cut a section from the area of interest, mount it where needed and refine the surface through the appropriate grinding and polishing stages.
Use upright or inverted microscopy for prepared microstructures, or stereo and digital viewing for larger surface features and component inspection.
Measure material features with image analysis, evaluate hardness with the specified method, or use a universal testing machine for mechanical tests.
Capture images and record measurements with compatible cameras and software. Calibration and a defined method connect observations to useful inspection records.
Start with the result you need. Microstructure examination requires specimen preparation and microscopy; hardness testing requires the appropriate indentation method; tensile and compression tests require a machine with suitable grips or fixtures. Cameras and software add image capture, measurement and reporting where needed.
Can equipment be selected as a complete workflow?
Yes. Preparation equipment, specimen holders, optics, imaging and analysis should be selected together for the material and test method. Share your existing equipment and the stages you want to add.
Metallurgy equipment examines material structure and properties. Dimensional metrology measures component sizes and geometric features. Metzer vision measuring machines and profile projectors serve dimensional measurement applications.
Discuss Dimensional MeasurementSend your material, specimen dimensions and required examination or test to K K Geo System. Include your current equipment and report requirements to discuss the appropriate product range.
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