SpectroCare Refurbishment A warn and well used machine has been stripped down by our engineers this week. It’s been fully restored and all major parts have been replaced e.g. bearings, gas struts and seal. freshly painted and looking like a new machine. This will soon be added to our refurbished stock ready for sale. Visit www.spectrographic.co.uk to see all our New and Refurbished equipment. Is your equipment due a Service or a complete refurbish please click the link for more information and ask for a FREE quote - https://spectrographic.co.uk/support/servicing-repair-refurbishment/
Struers Discotom 2 abrasive cutting machine is an important tool for the professional metallographer. The first Discotom was introduced in 1965 and offers a robust design with enclosed cutting area and twin vices. Progressive design improvements have produced a micro sectioning machine of very good design for the cutting of smaller components ready for mounting and polishing for optical microscope analysis. A recent project carried out for a customer involved the supply of Leica microscope and a Discotom cutting machine. The Leica DM4000M and S6D stereo microscope were both in very good condition and offered with microscope cameras. The Discotom needed extensive work to be carried out to meet the requirements for the customer and Spectrographic’s reputation for high quality used metallurgical equipment. See the pictures, which shows the extent of the work undertaken to make the Discotom as good as new ready for delivery to our customer in Sweden. Bearings Belt
The Spectrographic engineers have been working hard to refurbish the Buehler Metaserv 3000. This twin 200mm polisher/grinder will be available very soon. The machine is capable of Polishing/Grinding 4 samples at anyone time. For full details of this new metallurgical equipment, please feel free to have a look on the website. More information will become available soon. If you hare interested please contact the Spectrographic Team. Email: sales@spectrographic.co.uk Tel: 01274 966173 Website: www.spectrographic.co.uk
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