As the old saying goes, failure is the mother of success. Edison failed 1600 times before successfully inventing the light bulb, and we may have been tormented by a small problem in life a thousand times; A small sample at work has been tossed and turned countless times, but it cannot be solved.

     Because we are not clear about the principles of problem formation, we naturally cannot successfully and quickly solve the problem. The editor may not be able to help you with small problems in life, but when encountering sample polishing problems in work, the chain editor can still offer a trick, such as trying a metallographic 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 removal rate. By grinding the metallographic sample with it, the surface scratches are small, which is conducive to the subsequent polishing process and can effectively shorten the sample preparation time, greatly improving our work efficiency.


When faced with stubborn problems that are difficult to solve, we feel anxious, puzzled, and eager to ask a question; Why;, Why does the sample always fail to grind well? How can we meet the customer's requirements? It's easy to get lost.


In fact, we have a fixed impression, also known as a stereotype, of many things, which to some extent also imprisons our thinking. Just like you have been accustomed to using metallographic sandpaper for a long time, can't you replace it?


Perhaps the samples have not changed and the customer's requirements have not changed, but perhaps we will try using American QMAXIS (Kemai) silicon carbide metallographic sandpaper, and the polishing problem of the samples will be solved. The customer and leadership are both satisfied. The problem is no longer a problem, and there can be unexpected gains.

     So whether it's life or work, physical or psychological, oneself or the environment; Change” It's all a dynamic process of change, so let's start by replacing the metallographic sandpaper in the laboratory!