Abrasive grain and finishing media includes crushed grit, metal shot, glass beads or shaped chips for blasting, mass finishing (vibratory or tumbling), bonded wheels, coated abrasives, ball milling, water jet cutting, and other applications. Search by Specification | Learn More

...and food processing applications. These particle analyzers can separate into size bands, if required. Particle analyzers may also use differential mobility analysis (DMA), electrophoretic mobility, photon correlation spectroscopy, single particle... Search by Specification | Learn More

Surface area and pore size analyzers are used to measure the surface area and pore size of a sample. Search by Specification | Learn More

Diamond powders and superabrasive grains include extreme-hardness abrasives such as synthetic diamond, natural diamonds, and cubic boron nitride (CBN). They are used in the polishing, finishing, grinding, and cutting of ultra-hard materials Learn More

Imaging workstations are vision systems used for metrology or image analysis in laboratory and cleanroom settings. Search by Specification | Learn More

...atoms for mass spectrometry. Combustion is an exothermic chemical reaction due to rapid oxidation. Diffraction evaluates crystal structure, grain size, texture and/or residual stress. Environmental testing subjects media to conditions... Search by Specification | Learn More

...to these standard values. Another method for measuring the hardness of plastic media and abrasives, the Barcol method, provides values for resistance to penetration of a sharpened steel point under spring load. ASTM D2583, a standard from the American... Search by Specification | Learn More

...grains in a matrix or bonded to a surface. Typically, grit sizes are based on ANSI (U.S.), FEPA (European), JIS (Japanese), or Micron graded standards. Typically, bonded abrasives and grinding wheels use ANSI - Bonded and FEPA - F grit size standards... Search by Specification | Learn More

...peening, polishing and lapping, and tumbling and mass finishing. Selecting ceramic abrasives and media requires an analysis of type, shape, media size, and grit grade or shot size. There are two choices for type: abrasive grain or grit, and finishing... Search by Specification | Learn More

Codes, standards and regulations are developed, maintained, and promoted by regulatory agencies, engineering societies, and trade organizations. Search by Specification | Learn More

Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), and metal trade associations such as the American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI) and the Aluminum Association (AA). The UNS assigns metals and alloys a lettered prefix... Search by Specification | Learn More

Blast media and blasting abrasives consist of abrasive grains, plastic grit, glass beads, nut shells, carbonates, steel shot, cut wire and other shapes. Angular or sharp media is used for deburring, descaling (rust or oxide removal), paint and coating... Search by Specification | Learn More

...for optimization of pipe selection. Size choices include standard nominal English sizes, metric sizes, wall thickness, and pipe schedule if applicable. English sizes are approximations of the pipe size; smaller size industrial pipe carries... Search by Specification | Learn More

...microscopy, thermal analysis, trace analysis, and wet chemical analysis. Rheology testing services characterizes a fluid based on its viscous properties and elastic response. Analytical laboratory services that perform particle size or sieve analysis may... Search by Specification | Learn More