The metallographic polishing machine currently used in the laboratory is a domestically produced old-fashioned metallographic polishing machine. I have been working in this laboratory for almost 3 years. If I have any dissatisfaction with this job, I would say: Boss, the metallographic polishing machine you bought is too difficult to use!


Many inexperienced people will surely think, is metallographic polishing machine so important? As long as we can grind and polish the sample, wouldn't it be good? NO, NO, NO of course not! The difference in this is not something that can be explained in just one or two sentences! Whether the polishing effect is good, whether the polishing speed is fast, and so on, the effects reflected by different metallographic polishing machines are completely different!


So, if the metallographic polishing machine is selected incorrectly, the sample cannot be ground well and time is wasted! In order to help everyone avoid this problem, today the editor of Chain Energy will accompany everyone to choose a suitable, reliable, and user-friendly metallographic polishing machine. It is the German QATM single disc automatic grinding and polishing machine SAPHIR 550, detailed as follows:

     The original imported QATM single disc automatic metallographic polishing machine SAPHIR 550 from Germany is a new generation of equal diameter single disc polishing machine with Rubin 520 polishing power head. It adopts innovative polishing power head technology and has a working disc diameter of 250-300 mm. The Rubin 520 grinding and polishing power head is equipped with an automatic protective cover, which sets a new standard for safe operation. The pressure loading method of single point loading and center loading, program storage, integrated automatic liquid adding system, and accurate control of material grinding amount are only some of their functions. The electric height setting function with pneumatic clamping, combined with all other features of the host, allows the SAPHIR 520 to meet higher metallographic sample preparation requirements. It is an ideal model for metallographic laboratories such as teaching, scientific research, and quality control.


The metallographic polishing machine is not a good choice because everyone knows it. I believe everyone will be able to draw inferences and choose the suitable metallographic polishing machine with the recommendation of the Chain Energy editor!