After Christmas and New Year's Day, 2020 will really come to an end. How would you bid farewell to 2020 and start 2021 during the Double Ninth Festival when you bid farewell to the old and welcome the new? Going to the mall shopping? Attend a party and party? Going on a short trip? Procurement of metallographic cutting machines for the laboratory in 2021?


There are various ways to bid farewell, but for Chain Energy editors, there is no more meaningful way than to bring some good things from 2020; Select&# quo; Come out and share with everyone, such as the German QATM automatic precision metallographic cutting machine Qcut 200A in our laboratory. Because the better way to say goodbye to the past is not to forget it, but to share and collect it!

     The QATM automatic precision cutting machine Qcut 200A, originally imported from Germany, is a compact wet precision metallographic cutting machine that can automatically position in X, Y, and Z directions, and has several cutting modes. It has high flexibility and can make reasonable use of space. Built in electronic control system, touch screen control, programmable, storage, and loading.


Modular structure design, various accessories available for selection, complete fixture types and models, suitable for precision cutting requirements of various material samples. The diameter of the cutting blade is 3-8-inch, with LED lighting, special sliding front door and side door design with safety lock, making operation more convenient and safe. The quick replacement system makes it easier to replace the cutting blade. The cutting chamber has holes on both sides, which can cut ultra long samples with a diameter of less than 75mm. Suitable for precision cutting and sampling of most materials, it is an ideal choice for precision metallographic cutting.

    Welcome to the new 2021, let's start the ritual of the metallographic person with the German QATM metallographic cutting machine! It will shine with you in every ordinary day in the future! May we all live lighter in 2021! So how would you bid farewell to 2020 and start 2021?