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| Buehler® Geological & Mineralogy Guide |
| The Geological Mineralogy guide discusses specific consumables and equipment used in mining and mineral exploration laboratories. It incorporates web links to Buehler’s consumable and equipment videos. |
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Sample Preparation |
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Mounting Consumables |
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Encapsulation & Impregnation |
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Grinding & Polishing |
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| Electron Backscatter Diffraction (EBSD)
Analysis of Geological Mirrored Samples Presentation |
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Prepared as a thin section and a bulk mount |
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| Sectioning |
| Buehler® Guide to Petrography |
| Specimen Preparation Stages |
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Sectioning Specimen |
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Impregnation & Encapsulation |
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Trimming |
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Surface Preparation Prior to Bonding |
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Bonding |
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Resectioning |
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Grinding |
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Polishing |
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Microscopic Examination |
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Image Analysis & Capture |
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| Delta® PetroCut Geological Cutter |
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Manually operated bench-top cutter |
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For manually sectioning slices from rock specimens |
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10" (254mm) diamond blade capacity |
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3.75" (95mm) diameter cutting capacity |
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Recirculating coolant |
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X-Y positioning table |
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Powerfull 4 Hp motor |
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Safety hood lock and mechanical motor brake |
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Lighted cutting chamber |
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| Lapro® Slab Saw 24" |
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Lapidary Slab Saw for Cutting Minerals, Rocks and Concrete |
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24" (610mm) Diamond Blade with 9" (229mm) Cutting Depth |
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Convenient Sloped Bottom with Drain, for Easy Coolant Removal |
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New Safety Hood Lock |
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Screw Drive Feed |
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Three Adjustable Feed Rates |
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Bronze Clutch Cam Engage/Disengagement Lever Actuated System |
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Vise Opens up to 17" (432mm) |
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Clear Cover to View Sample During Cutting |
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Cast Iron Vise with Hardwood Jaws |
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| Trim Saw |
| Trim Saws are used for Cutting Minerals, Rock and Concrete
6" Buehler Trim Saw |
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Manual Saw Feed |
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Self-aligning Table-top for Easy Removal |
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Adjustable Blade Guard |
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Optional Rock Vise |
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| Trim Saws are used for Cutting Minerals, Rock and Concrete
6" Buehler Trim Saw |
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Automated, Clutch Activated Power Saw Feed and Shut-off |
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Hand Feeding of Vice Option |
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Toggle Switch for Independent Operation |
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| VibroMet® 2 Vibratory Polisher |
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Produces a superior flat face utilizing a horizontal vibratory motion |
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Ideal for metals, electronic components, ceramics, minerals and thin films |
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Yields a stress-free surface |
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Accommodates thin sections, bulk mounts and large unmounted samples |
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Ideal for Electron Backscatter Diffraction (EBSD) specimens |
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Enhances polarized light response for non-cubic structures |
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Utilized for nanoindentation sample preparations that require ultra smooth finishes |
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Prepares geological and ceramic ultra-thin sections of 5 to 10 microns |
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Accommodates attack polish suspensions |
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| PetroThin® Thin Sectioning System |
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Ultra-thin sectioning bench-top product will cut and grind down to 30um or less depending on the hardness of the material |
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Holds 5 different size glass slides |
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Vacuum slide chuck |
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Cooling system uses water or propylene glycol |
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8" (203mm) diamond blade capacity for cutting non-metallics |
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8" (203mm) cup wheel for grinding |
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| IsoMet® Family |
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Thin sectioning bench-top cutters |
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- 5" (127mm) blade capacity, micrometer, 0-300 rpm |
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7" (178mm) blade capacity, micrometer, 0-950 rpm |
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Can be upgraded with versatile accessories: |
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Rotating/Oscillating Vice for quicker cuts of large specimens |
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Table saw for cutting out sections from PCB's and other specimens |
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Goniometer for sectioning crystals along specific planes |
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8" (203mm) blade capacity, micrometer, 200-5,000 rpm |
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Same as IsoMet 4000, but with programmability and automatic serial cutting |
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| Nikon Eclipse LV100 POL & Eclipse 50i POL
with Image Analysis Software |
| Outstanding optical performance, perfect for a wide variety of imaging applications. Both microscopes offer advanced polarizing microscopy under both diascopic and episcopic illumination. |
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Both diascopic and episcopic polarizing observations are possible by mounting the LV-UEPI universal epi-illuminator |
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The illuminator is brighter than a 100W lamp |
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With an optional universal-type nosepiece and DIC accessories, differential interference contrast (DIC) microscopy is also possible |
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Nosepiece uses the same DIN standard compensator slot as more expensive models |
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All objectives on the nosepiece are centerable |
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Uses CFI60 optics, realizing both high NA and long working distance |
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Clamp-type focusing mechanism makes for easy, safe specimen exchange |
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Excellent cost performance balanced with superb basic performance as a polarizing microscope |
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Seamlessly integrate your microscope and PC to capture, annotate, measure, and archive images using our state-of-the-art OmniMet image analysis software |
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