Brand: QATM | Category: Scientific & Laboratory Equipment

Manual electrolytic polisher and etcher that removes material by anodic dissolution rather than abrasion, giving a deformation free surface on metals that smear or work harden under mechanical polishing. The same unit performs electrolytic etching to reveal the microstructure.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Max. power | 160 W |
| Max. voltage | 90 V DC |
| Max. current | 2 A |
| W x H x D | 380 x 355 x 180 mm |
| Weight | ~ 8.5 kg (without elektrolyte) |
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