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Zirconia alumina grinding papers, self-adhesive for perfect metallographic sample preparation

QPREP Zirconia alumina grinding papers are high-performance grinding papers with a long lifetime for planar and pre-grinding. The zirconia alumina grain used constantly releases new cutting surfaces during the grinding process and enables efficient stock removal even at high contact forces. The grinding paper is free of silicon carbide and is therefore also suitable for sample preparation for optical emission spectrometry (spectral analysis OES). QPREP zirconia alumina grinding paper is available in diameters of 200 / 250 / and 300 mm and in 3 different pre-grinding grit sizes.

Product Advantages

  • Long life time
  • Very high stock removal
  • Low resilience in conjunction with QPREP X-Tap

Recommended applications

  • Planar and pre-grinding of larger specimen cross-sections
  • Sample preparation for spectral analysis

Zirconia alumina grinding papers, self-adhesive

  • Fixation system: X-Tap
  • available diameters: 200 / 250 / 300 mm
  • Available grain FEPA standards: P60 / P120 / P180

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Our Knowledge Base article about grinding includes:

  • The differences of Macro-section and Micro-section
  • Metallographic planar grinding
  • Metallographic fine and ultrafine grinding

Sampling for metallographic analysis
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