When we combined our knowledge and enthusiasm with our imagination
and courage, a quarter-century success story emerged.
Founded 25 years ago, Metkon as a young and dynamic company
had delivered more than 20.000 instruments globally. We offer our
expertise and know-how to our customers worldwide to enable them
reach the "True and Excellent Sample".
We thank to our customers, employees, suppliers and partners.
In order to obtain scratch free surfaces without deformation, successive material removal by abrasives is necessary. Grinding is the next stage after sectioning. Grinding is divided into two processes: Planar grinding and Fine grinding. The purpose of planar grinding is to obtain a level surface and to remove scale, burrs or surface irregulation from the specimen. To remove deformation from fine grinding and obtain a surface that is highly reflective, the specimens must be polished before they can be examined under the microscope. Polishing is a complex activity in which factors such as quality and suitability for the cloth, abrasive, polishing pressure, polishing speed and duration need to be taken into account. The quality of the surface obtained after the final polishing depends on all these factors and the finish of the surface on completion of each of the previous stages.
