Metallographic engineers working in various key laboratories are very familiar with imported metallographic consumables. Some of these brands have very good quality, but one drawback is that they increase prices year after year, which makes engineers feel helpless. Replace them, fearing that other metallographic consumables may not work well and affect sample quality and efficiency. Not replacing them will increase costs every year, which is unacceptable.


This is the situation in our laboratory. For many years, we have been using an imported brand of metallographic consumables, which has formed a very fixed pattern in terms of selection, application, process, and so on. Continuing to use has many benefits, but the price is becoming increasingly unbearable. Purchasing prices have risen almost every year, and the increase in sample preparation costs has overwhelmed the laboratory. The budget is limited, and we can only do our best to save usage, Not daring to waste a drop of polishing solution, not daring to use an additional piece of sandpaper, using it in this way, of course, has an impact on efficiency and the quality of sample preparation. I can't help but think, if I can find a similar product that meets the technical requirements and is affordable, I will definitely replace it!

Wishes come true! Last summer, by chance, my senior brother introduced QMAXIS metallographic consumables from the United States to me. The manufacturer provided free trial kits, and after trial, the results were good, and the price was much cheaper than the brand I used before.


To be on the safe side, I also personally went to Nanjing to visit the Chinese company of QMAXIS& Flash; Upon inspection by Kemai Testing (Nanjing) Co., Ltd., upon entering the Kemai Testing laboratory, one's eyes lit up. The entire laboratory was filled with imported equipment, including metallographic sampling equipment from the United States, hardness testers and microscopes from Germany, and different gas fields, Not only did we personally experience the use of various instruments and equipment, but the focus was on a detailed understanding and trial use of metallographic consumables. Professional application engineers accompanied us throughout the communication and discussed solutions to some of the problems we encountered during the sample preparation process. This trip to Nanjing was really worth it, but the products and services for pulse testing were not selected, so I just brought back a batch of consumables.

Last year until now, we have been using metallographic consumables from QMAXIS in the United States, and so far, all the original brands have been replaced with QMAXIS.


Friends who have been using imported metallographic consumables, in order to improve work efficiency, save costs, and strive for better economic benefits, if we can find metallographic consumables that meet technical requirements and are affordable, we will definitely replace them! This is the common aspiration of our metallographic engineers, wishing every friend can achieve their wishes.