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High Precision Sectioning of Complex Components for High-Volume Metallographic Sample Preparation

10/27/20 2:00 pm to 10/27/21 EST
Contact: Christian Engalan

What: FREE Webinar
Where: Online
When: On Demand Until October 27, 2021

High Precision Sectioning of Complex Components for High-Volume Metallographic Sample Preparation

The first step for metallographic preparation is sectioning the sample to a manageable size. In high-volume production environments, the ideal sectioning process is one that maintains cut quality while maximizing throughput. Struers offers a variety of cutting machines and consumables to address common sectioning problems that are unique to high production facilities in automotive, aerospace, and many other industries. Join us as we discuss Struers’ Magnutom 5000, Premium cut off wheels, and other solutions for high-volume metallographic sectioning.

 Learning Objectives

  1. Factors to consider when sectioning metallographic samples in a high production environment
  2. High-volume and large, complex component solutions
  3. Struers’ Premium wheel qualities compared to traditional wheels
  4. Time-saving and cost-efficient sectioning attributable to Magnutom-5000 having four automated axes and a rotary table which enable a variety of sectioning capabilities.

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