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5-axis Cutting Robot Brillant 3D for Materialographic Sample Preparation

The new Brillant 3D 5-axis cutting robot for materialographic sample preparation is equipped with 5 axes (X-, Y-, Z-, D-, E-axis).

Product details: http://www.atm-m.com/brillant3d

Some separation processes require taking of several samples from a specimen and a corresponding number of cuts in different angular positions. This often means an additional expense for the re-clamping of the sample and possibly the use of additional clamping tools. The use of 5 axes allows positioning and cutting of the sample in nearly all arbitrary positions to the cut-off wheel.

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