The editor who finished the morning meeting today was swiped a few things on the screen Weibo hot search has been suspended for another week! As a editor who lives on hot search, after all, there is no hot search, so I must tell you another important thing! The annual 618 is coming, and there is another reason to buy a new metallographic cutting machine for the laboratory!


For those who have not yet made a purchase, did the editor not tell you that Chain Energy Metallographic Experimental Equipment Nanjing Co., Ltd. specializes in importing materials testing and analysis equipment and consumables from first tier European and American brands. For the upcoming 618, today I will launch a special session on metallographic cutting machines. Welcome to come and purchase!

    The first thing to appear is the ATM automatic precision cutting machine Brillant 210A from Germany: this is a compact wet precision metallographic cutting machine with manual cross feed. Up to five different operating modes, equipped with excellent cooling systems, user-friendly clamping arm systems, and no tools required for sample fixture and platform attachment replacement. 4.3” Touch screen control, intelligent ATM operation software, including consumables and program database, can create 200 user-defined programs. The diameter of the cutting blade is 3-8 inches. This precision cutting machine can be widely used for precision cutting and sampling of various materials, making it an ideal equipment for precision metallographic cutting.

    The next to be introduced is the ATM automatic precision cutting machine Brillant 220 from Germany: it is a compact wet precision metallographic cutting machine that can automatically position in X, Y, and Z directions, and has several cutting modes, which have 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.

    The last one to make its debut is the German ATM manual/automatic integrated grinding wheel cutting machine Brillant 240: this is a wet grinding wheel metallographic cutting machine with precise dynamic range and manual vertical cutting (direct cutting) function, with a maximum cutting diameter of 95mm and equipped with an electromechanical lever brake. The automatic X-axis can achieve precise pulse cutting and swing cutting, and the spacious cutting chamber space provides a variety of sample clamping options. The large-sized window sliding front door not only provides a good view of the cutting process, but also combines with a side door with safety interlock to achieve more convenient operation and safety control of the cutting room. The cutting blade has a diameter of 10 inches, excellent LED lighting, T-groove workbench, large stainless steel countertop wear-resistant plate that can be replaced, and the left and right openings of the cutting chamber can be used for cutting long samples. The cooling circulation system with an external 45L dual compartment and filtration system, featuring a sturdy aluminum design and powder coating, is durable and aesthetically pleasing. Suitable for metallographic cutting of most materials, it is a commonly used cutting equipment in metallographic laboratories.


That's all for the product recommendation of the metallographic cutting machine special session! Under the crazy suggestion from the editor of Chain Energy, haven't you been moved yet? Are you sure the laboratory doesn't need a metallographic cutting machine? If you have the equipment you are interested in, please feel free to contact the engineers of Chain Metallography at any time!