Metallographic consumables refer to the general term for consumables required for metallographic laboratory sample preparation. There are cutting consumables, inlaying consumables, and grinding and polishing consumables respectively. Today, Ke Mai will first talk to you about the metallographic cutting pieces required for the first step of sample preparation. The details are as follows:

QMAXIS diamond&CBN cutting blade for cutting consumables: This cutting blade is suitable for metallographic precision cutting machines and metallographic grinding wheel cutting machines. Non abrasive ultra-thin diamond cutting blades have high hardness and are more wear-resistant. The amount of material removed is small, and the deformation of the cutting surface is small, which can effectively reduce the subsequent grinding and polishing time. Diamond cutting blades with different concentrations, particle sizes, and bonding processes meet the metallographic cutting needs of different materials and are commonly used in metallographic precision cutting.

Ultra thin grinding wheel cutting blade for cutting consumables: This cutting blade is also suitable for cutting blades of metallographic precision cutting machines and grinding wheel cutting machines. The ultra-thin grinding wheel cutting blade has a small incision and less material removal, making it more economical compared to diamond cutting blades.

QMAXIS grinding wheel cutting blade for cutting consumables: This cutting blade is a specialized cutting blade for metallographic grinding wheel cutting machines. The grinding wheel cutting blade belongs to the wear type cutting blade, which has environmentally friendly resin bonding and economical rubber bonding. High quality grinding wheel cutting blades with fast cutting speed, high accuracy, and long service life. It is suitable for metallographic cutting of most materials such as various steels, superalloys, Ferrous and nonferrous metals.


Alright, the above is the metallographic cutting pieces that Kemai editor wants to share with you today. If you happen to need it or would like to learn about other metallographic sample making information, please feel free to contact Kemai's engineers at any time.