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MATERIALS SCIENCE Accessories, Supplies, Equipment and Tools FOR PRODUCT DETAILS AND COMPLETE SELECTIONS MATERIALS SCIENCE www.tedpella.com Accessories, Supplies, Equipment and Tools Sectioning Mounting/Embedding Grinding Fine Grinding/Lapping Polishing Precision Thinning for SEM/TEM Optical Microscopy & Analysis Electron Microscopy Supplies ©Ted Pella, Inc. 10-7-2019, Printed in U.S.A. TED PELLA, INC. Microscopy Products for Science and Industry www.tedpella.com [email protected] 800.237.3526 PRECISION SECTIONING SAW & WAFERING BLADES PELCO® PREMIUM WAFERING BLADES PELCO® Diamond Wafering Blades 812-328 3 x .006 x 1/2" Hole, Fine Grit/ High Concentration ...........................................................each 812-329 3 x .006 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit/ High Concentration ............................................................each 812-330 3 x .006 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit/ low concentration ...............................................................each 812-331 3 x .010 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit/ High Concentration ............................................................each 812-332 4 x .012 x 1/2" Hole, Fine Grit/ High Concentration ............................................................each 812-333 4 x .012 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit/ High Concentration ............................................................each PELCO® PRECISION LOW SPEED SAW 812-334 4 x .012 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ The PELCO® Precision Low Speed Saw is a compact, multipurpose, High Concentration ............................................................each precision saw designed to cut a wide variety of materials with mini- 812-335 4 x .012 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ mal subsurface damage. Its low speed makes it possible to cut fragile low concentration ...............................................................each materials that would otherwise fracture as well as soft materials that would load the diamond wheel on a higher speed saw. A variety of 812-336 4 x .015 x 1/2" Hole, Fine Grit/ sample holders are available, providing a means for mounting any High Concentration ............................................................each shape of sample, while multi-axis goniometer adaptability simplifies 812-337 4 x .015 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit/ cutting oriented crystals. High Concentration ............................................................each 812-338 4 x .015 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ 75000 PELCO® Precision Low Speed Saw ................................each High Concentration ............................................................each 54585 500W Step Up / Step Down Voltage Transformer ........each 812-339 4 x .020 x 1/2" Hole, Fine Grit/ PELCO® PRECISION LOW SPEED SAW ACCESSORIES High Concentration ............................................................each 812-340 4 x .020 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit/ 75001 Single Axis Goniometer .....................................................each High Concentration ............................................................each The Single-Axis Goniometer has a graduated scale with a 0.2° vernier 812-341 4 x .020 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ and can berotated 360°. This rotational capability makes it ideal for High Concentration ............................................................each precisely slicing single crystals. The sample is mounted to a block 812-342 5 x .015 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit/ using a low melting point wax and the block is subsequently clamped nto the PELCO® Precision Low Speed Saw. Wax mounting of the High Concentration ............................................................each sample ensures that the cut piece will remain attached to the holder 812-343 5 x .015 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ and will not be damaged due to falling after being cut. High Concentration ............................................................each 75003 Double Clamp Sample Holder ..........................................each 812-344 5 x .015 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ low concentration ...............................................................each The Double Clamp Sample Holder is designed to clamp both ends of a 812-345 6 x .020 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ round or rectangular rod while cutting between the two clamped posi- tions.The Double Clamp Sample Holder can also be used as a single High Concentration ............................................................each clamp holder to hold encapsulated metallurgical samples up to 1.25" 812-346 6 x .020 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ in diameter. low concentration ...............................................................each 75004 Petrographic Vacuum Sample Holder ..............................each 812-347 7 x .020 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit/ High Concentration ............................................................each The Petrographic Vacuum Sample Holder is designed to use a vacuum 812-348 7 x .020 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ to hold a 2.5 x 5.0cm (1 x 2") glass slide, onto which petrographic or other samples are mounted, while making saw cuts parallel to the High Concentration ............................................................each glass slide. The glass slide is held against a stainless steel support 812-349 7 x .029 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ plate with vacuum and is placed firmly against three locating pins to High Concentration ............................................................each maintain its position. PELCO® cBN Wafering Blades 75005 2-Axis Goniometer .............................................................each 812-355 3 x .006 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit/ The 2-Axis Goniometer is used for orienting and cutting single High Concentration ............................................................each crystals. With the sample mounted to the goniometer, the vertical axis 812-356 4 x .012 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ can be rotated +/- 50° fromthe 0.2° vernier on the arm. High Concentration ............................................................each 75006 Vise Sample Holder ............................................................each 812-357 4 x .012 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ The Vise is designed to hold flat, round and irregularly shaped sam- low concentration ...............................................................each ples without the need for mounting wax. The entire vise can rotate 812-358 5 x .015 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ 360° in the horizontal plane. An extended v-notch jaw enables the low concentration ...............................................................each mounting of cylindrical samples up to 1.25" in diameter including en- 812-359 6 x .020 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ capsulated metallurgical samples. low concentration ...............................................................each 75019 The Bone Chuck ..................................................................each 812-360 7 x .025 x 1/2" Hole, coarse grit/ The ‘bone chuck’ allows you to hold the sample utilizing a series of ten low concentration ...............................................................each independently adjustable mounting screws. These mounting screws PELCO® Abrasive Blades make it possible to hold irregularly shaped specimens and rotate them 812-361 3 x 0.10 x 1/2" Hole, Medium Grit .....................................each 360° in a horizontal plane. 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