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Microscopes and Image Analysis |
Items available on this page: Sample Preparation for Spectroscopy Optical emission spectrometry (OES) and X-Ray fluorescence are most commonly used techniques for the analysis of metals and solid samples. It is crucial to have the sample properly prepared. We offer a wide range of manual and automatic sample preparation machines for spectroscopy - from the small table-top disc surface grinder to automatic milling machine. The full range of machines for sample preparation for spectroscopy can be downloaded here (Spectral.pdf)
Table-top surface grinder for spectroscopic sample preparation of steels and iron, 200mm diameter, vibration free construction, robust steel housing, 0.55 kW motor, standard outlet for exhaust, easy to clean. Click here to download leaflet on Spectral 200.
Dual disc surface grinder for spectroscopic sample preparation of steel and iron, 350mm diameter, two individual motors (2.2 kW each), dual speed (1400 / 2800 rpm), equipped with braking device for rapid stop of turning discs, easy replaceable filter, interlocking safety switch, ergonomically designed Click here top download leaflet on Spectral 350.
Pendulum grinding machine for fast spectroscopic sample preparation or iron and steel samples, bench top compact design, low noise with motor of 1.1kW and 2800 rpm, easy handling with swing movement from front side of machine, motorised vertical positioning of grinding head with digital display and accuracy of 0.01mm Click here to download leaflet on Spectral PG.
Automatic fine surface milling machine for preparation of steels and non-ferrous metal samples for spectroscopy, bench top compact design, 3 point chuck suitable for all sample shapes up to 80mm dia, automatic sample feeding with adjustable fine speed control, digital depth setting, digital setting of milling height with accuracy of 0.01mm, cutting motor 1.1 kW, digital setting of cutter rotational speed between 500-3600 rpm Click here to download a leaflet on Spectral MM. Return to met machines page.
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