Recently, the editor of Chain Energy wants to select some useful items from his previous purchase orders for metallographic consumables to share with everyone. In theory, this is not a very difficult task. But every time I have to share, I still make a small mistake. In addition to my own selection difficulties, I want to try my best to ensure that the metallographic consumables I want to share with everyone are sufficiently user-friendly and of good quality. This is also one of the reasons why Chain Energy has hesitated.


Fortunately, so far, the editor and colleagues of Chain Energy have been sharing well, and we hope that our friends can find suitable and truly useful laboratory metallographic consumables from our sharing. Next, let's take a look at the purchasing records of metallographic consumables searched by the editor of Chain Energy today. I want to share with you four types of metallographic sample making consumables that are worth buying.


Metallographic consumables 1: American QMAXIS ultra-thin grinding wheel cutting blade

     The original imported QMAXIS (Kemai) ultra-thin grinding wheel cutting blades are suitable for metallographic precision cutting machines and metallographic grinding wheel cutting machines, respectively. The thickness of ultra-thin grinding wheel cutting pieces is slightly thicker than diamond&CBN cutting pieces and slightly thinner than grinding wheel cutting pieces. This ultra-thin grinding wheel cutting blade has small incision, small deformation, high cutting efficiency, wide application range, and long service life. In many application scenarios, replacing diamond&CBN cutting blades is an effective choice for metallographic sample preparation engineers to reduce costs and increase efficiency.


Metallographic consumables 2: American QMAXIS silicon carbide sandpaper

     The original imported QMAXIS (Kemai) silicon carbide metallographic sandpaper from the United States has strong toughness, good water resistance, uniform, dense and sharp distribution of silicon carbide particles, and high grinding rate. By grinding the metallographic sample with it, the surface scratch is small and the consistency is good, which is conducive to the subsequent polishing process and can effectively shorten the sample preparation time.


Metallographic consumables three: American QMAXIS polishing cloth

     The original imported QMAXIS (Kemai) metallographic polishing fabric from the United States is made of various excellent polishing fabrics such as woven fabrics, non-woven fabrics, flocked fabrics, chemical corrosion resistant synthetic materials, etc. For different materials and polishing stages, polishing cloths with different weaving properties can be selected, combined with polishing liquids or pastes with different abrasives and particle sizes, to achieve surface effects at different process stages.


Metallographic consumables 4: American QMAXIS oxide polishing suspension

     The original imported QMAXIS (Kemai) fine polishing suspension from the United States is an excellent nanoscale oxide polishing material, suitable for both mechanical polishing and chemical mechanical polishing; It meets both manual polishing and automatic polishing. Used in conjunction with polishing cloth to remove the deformation layer of the material and fully reproduce the microstructure of the material!


Alright, that's all the recommendations about metallographic consumables that the editor of Chain Energy wants to share with everyone today! If you have any plans to purchase metallographic consumables in the near future, welcome to Nanjing Chain Energy Home. Chain Energy Editor is waiting for you here!