Cutting
Abrasive cutting
Abrasive Cutting is the most common metallographic cutting method and is generally used for metal specimens and is accomplished with silicon carbide or alumina abrasives in resin or resin rubber bonds. Proper blade selection is required to minimize burning and heat generation during cutting which degrades both the specimen surface as well as the blade cutting efficiency.
Automatic:
NO
Motorized axes:
NO
Cut-off wheels:
Ø 300 and 250 mm
Cutting capacity:
Ø 115 mm
Power:
3 kW
Automatic:
YES
Motorized axes:
XYZ
Cut-off wheels:
Ø 300 and 250 mm
Cutting capacity:
Ø 110 mm
Power:
4 kW
Automatic:
YES
Motorized axes:
XYZ
Cut-off wheels:
Ø 400 mm
Cutting capacity:
Ø 150 mm
Power:
7,5 kW
Automatic:
YES
Motorized axes:
XYZ
Cut-off wheels:
Ø 500 mm
Cutting capacity:
Ø 180 mm
Power:
11 kW
Automatic:
YES
Motorized axes:
XYZ
Cut-off wheels:
Ø 600 mm
Cutting capacity:
Ø 225 mm
Power:
15 kW
Automatic:
YES
Motorized axes:
XYZ
Motorized rotary table:
360°
Cut-off wheels:
Ø 600 mm
Power:
15 kW