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Cutting machines
QG-100X
Manual metallographic cutting machine
The QG-100X is a manual metallographic cutter for positioned sampling, with recirculating cooling and a two-level movable platform.
TECHNICAL DATA
Technical specifications
Specifications are compiled from published references. Confirm configuration, options and delivery requirements with an engineer.
| Parameter | Specification / configuration |
|---|---|
| Model | QG-100X |
| Control system | Push buttons |
| Door opening | Front-opening lid |
| Spindle speed | 2840r/min |
| X table movement | manual 50mm |
| Clamping table | Split table |
| Y travel | manual (250mm) |
| Maximum cutting dimensions | 130*380*100mm |
| Cutting modes | manual |
| Effective travel | Up to 220mm (adjustable) |
| Cutting table dimensions | 250*300mm |
| Cutting speed | manual |
| Feed method | manual |
| Reset method | manual |
| Feed rate | manual |
| Cutting progress display | / |
| Maximum wheel dimensions | φ350*2.5*φ32mm |
| Cooling system | Automatic water cooling, 4 channels |
| Tank capacity | 60L |
| Motor power | 4.0KW |
| Machine configuration | Integrated floor-standing unit |
| Power supply | 380V |
| Dimensions | 850*950*1350mm (L * W * H) |
| Net weight | 300KG |
| Gross weight | 350KG |
Specifications checked 2026-11-12 based on the archived public product page.
Working principle
How precision sectioning works
A rotating cut-off wheel advances into the specimen under flood coolant, keeping heat and deformation low enough to preserve the true section.
- Wheel matched to material
- 4-channel coolant
- Low feed rate protects edges
Product overview
Built as an integrated floor-standing machine, the QG-100X supports precision sectioning of metals, ceramics, rocks and electronic components. Automatic coolant circulation accompanies the cutting process. The split, two-level positioning platform is designed for accurate placement of individual cuts and successive cuts, allowing specimen blocks or slices to be taken from a range of workpiece shapes for further preparation and examination.
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