MiniMet® 1000 Grinder Polisher
MiniMet 1000
Compact Grinder-Polisher
MiniMet 1000 benefits
- Lightweight and small dimensions are ideal for small spaces
- Great for hot/glove boxes and with irradiated samples
- Automatic arm rotates through the X,Y plane for even polishing
- Compatible with smaller sizes of our same great products like CarbiMet and our line of polishing cloths
- Metallographic Mounted Specimens
- Petrographic Thin Sections
- Thinning Unmounted Specimens for TEM
- Wafer Polishing
Ordering
MiniMet 1000 | |||
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Part Number | Voltage | Request a Quote | |
69-1100 | 85-264VAC, 50/60Hz | Request a Quote |
Consumables for MiniMet 1000
CarbiMet | |||
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Grit Size - ANSI [FEPA] | Micron | Part Number | |
120 [P120] | 127 | 36-02-0120 | |
180 [P180] | 78 | 36-02-0180 | |
240 [P280] | 52 | 36-02-0240 | |
320 [P400] | 35 | 36-02-0320 | |
400 [P800] | 22 | 36-02-0400 | |
600 [P1200] | 15 | 36-02-0600 | |
MicroCut | |||
Grit Size - ANSI [FEPA] | Micron | Part Number | |
800 [P1500] | 13 | 36-02-0800 | |
1200 [P2500] | 8 | 36-02-1200 | |
SiC Paper PSA Backed, 2.875in [73mm] Qty 100 | |||
Polishing Cloths | |||
Cloth | Stage | Part Number | |
UltraPol™ | Coarse | 40-7442 | |
Nylon | Intermediate | 40-7052 | |
TexMet® C | Intermediate | 40-1102 | |
TriDent™ | Intermediate | 40-7502 | |
MicroCloth® | Fine | 40-7212 | |
MasterTex® | Fine | 40-7702 | |
ChemoMet® | Fine | 40-7902 | |
PSA Backed, 2.875in [73mm] Qty 20 |
Specifications
MiniMet 1000 | ||
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Dimensions | 7in W x 16in D x 8in H (180mm x 400mm x 200mm) | |
Electrical | 85 – 264 Volts / 50 – 60Hz / 1 phase | |
Shipping Weight | 25lbs (11kg) | |
Sound | 1 meter high adn 1 meter away from front of machine, with no load |
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Consumables and Accessories
Accessories for Preparation of Metallographic Mounted Specimens
Preparation of metallographic specimens using the MiniMet is done using the caged specimen holders or by drilling a hole into the back of mounted specimens and using the pin holder that comes with the unit. Use 2.875” [73mm]-diameter grinding paper and polishing cloths.
Accessories for Petrographic Thin-Section Preparation
To prepare 46x27mm petrographic samples, affix thin-sections to the holder using 20-8145 Crystalbond low-temperature wax. The 4.75” [121mm]-diameter bowl size is required for the thin-section holder. Use 2.875” [73mm] grinding paper and polishing cloths in this application.
Accessories for Thinning Unmounted Specimens for Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) analysis
To use the precision thinning attachment, samples must fit onto a 0.5in [13mm] glass slide. The slide may be adhered to the thin-section attachment using a drop of oil or 20-8145 Crystalbond low-temperature wax. Use Diamond lapping films placed onto the 69-1567 55mm glass disc.
Accessories for Wafer Polishing
Use the Wafer Polishing Attachment to thin wafers up to 30mm diameter. Wafers are affixed to the polishing attachment using 40-8150 Crystalbond wax.
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