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Professional Polishing in Metallography: The SCAN-DIA DIAMOND SUSPENSION
In the highly precise realm of metallography, the quality of sample preparation is of paramount importance. Polishing the sample surfaces is a crucial step, and the choice of the right polishing agent plays a central role. In this context, DIAMOND SUSPENSION, made from tightly controlled diamond, proves to be an efficient means to achieve excellent results. The polishing agent from SCAN-DIA offers high precision and meets the requirements of even the most demanding metallographers. The DIAMOND SUSPENSION is available in convenient 250 ml bottles and distinguishes itself with its exceptional grinding performance. The use of tightly controlled diamond as the basis for this polishing agent ensures outstanding precision, essential for producing high-quality grinds. The selection of the appropriate grain size plays a key role. Depending on the hardness and nature of the sample, the right grain size must be chosen to avoid uneven grinds. With grain sizes ranging from 0.25 µ to 15 µ, the DIAMOND SUSPENSION provides a wide range of options, allowing the polishing agent to be selected according to the specific requirements of the sample. Additionally, the DIAMOND SUSPENSION is both alcohol- and water-soluble, providing more flexibility. When polishing with DIAMOND SUSPENSION, as is often the case in metallographic practice, specific working conditions must be taken into account. The even distribution of the suspension on the sample surface is crucial to achieving optimal results. Any irregularity can lead to unwanted grind formations. Careful cleaning of work surfaces and equipment is absolutely necessary to avoid contaminations. Despite these challenges, polishing with DIAMOND SUSPENSION offers a myriad of advantages. These include precision, quality, flexibility, efficiency, and the possibility of reproducibility. Overall, polishing with DIAMOND SUSPENSION is a demanding but highly effective method in metallography to generate highly precise grinds for microscopic examinations. The right grain size and adherence to specific working conditions are crucial to fully harness the benefits of this polishing agent.