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Materials Preparation for Microstructural Analysis
Esslingen, DE | Sep 04 - Sep 06 2018

Mechanical preparation course, for both beginners and more experienced personnel
Up to date theory and practice of mechanical preparation
Preparation of a range of sample materials and own samples*
Etching and microscopy techniques for microstructural analysis

This three day course is constructed to address all aspects of specimen preparation for microstructural analysis, as well as optical microscopy and hardness testing. The idea is to develop a technical understanding of what happens when specimens are sectioned, encapsulated, ground, polished, etched and then observed optically. Extensive practical sessions on specimen preparation and demonstration of analysis techniques, for various materials.

Areas covered include:
Sample Selection and Sectioning (Theory and Practical)
Specimen Encapsulation (Theory and Practical)
Grinding and Polishing (Theory and Practical)
Etching Techniques (Theory)
Optical Microscopy
Imaging and Image Analysis (Theory)
Principles of Hardness Testing (Theory

* Please note that specimens must be sent to Buehler to arrive at least 2 weeks prior to the start of the course for inclusion. Please use this form to book a place at this event. We will send further information, including details of the venue and agenda, 6-8 weeks prior to the event. If more details are required on any Buehler course, please contact techsupport@buehler.com

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1. What type of samples do you prepare? Material/Size/Condition?*

2. What preparation challenges do you face?*

3. What preparation consumables and equipment do you use?*

4. Would you like to send samples ahead for us to prepare or bring samples with you to prepare during the class?*

5. What volume of samples do you prepare ona weekly basis?*

6. What analysis types are done on the samples?*

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