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Preparation consumables
Colored nano polishing suspension
Colour-coded polishing liquids spanning nanoscale finishing to micron-scale coarse polishing.
TECHNICAL DATA
Technical specifications
Specifications are compiled from published references. Confirm configuration, options and delivery requirements with an engineer.
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Specifications checked 2026-11-12 based on the archived public product page.
Working principle
Consumable matching
Consumables follow material hardness, specimen size and target finish: the wheel sets damage depth, the resin sets edge support, abrasive size sets final roughness.
- Wheel by hardness
- Grit by target finish
- Traceable batches
Product overview
Purple/blue: nanoscale fine polishing for semiconductor wafers, optical glass, sapphire and glass-ceramics. Green: submicron fine polishing for optical lenses, fibre-optic connectors and precision optical components. Yellow: submicron semi-finishing for optical instruments, precision moulds and stainless-steel mirror finishes.
Orange: micron-scale intermediate polishing for optical glass, cemented carbides and ceramic substrates. Red: micron-scale coarse polishing for multi-fibre optical connectors and metal workpieces.
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