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Consumables for metallographic cutting

A full range of cut-off wheels, saw blades and other consumables for materialographic and metallographic cutting and sectioning, from diamond and silicon carbide cut-off wheels to cutting fluids and cleaners.

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LanguageEnglish
CategoryLapping, honing & superfinishing
Updated2026-10-17
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Source: https://www.struers.com/en/products/cutting/cutting-consumables · Original publication: 2026-06-09. Manufacturer claims and terminology are reproduced as source material.Explore Consumables & part numbers ↗

Cutting Consumables

Wide range of cutoff wheels for all types of materialographic preparations

  • No structural changes
  • No overheating
  • No deformation

Struers’ cut-off wheels are especially designed for Struers’ machines, including state-of-the-art abrasive wet cutting techniques. They have been specially developed for materialographic specimen preparation – producing specimens that are in perfect condition for the next preparation step.

You can improve your sectioning of virtually all cutting materials usinge Struers’ comprehensive selection of cut-off wheels and additives, such as Cooli Additive and Cooli Additive Plus, that allows you 3 times as many cuts. You can use, all Struers cutting consumables without causing structural changes to the wheel or specimen due to overheating or deformation, ensuring a maximum life time of the wheels.

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Consumables for metallographic cutting | Struers.com

A full range of cut-off wheels, saw blades and other consumables for materialographic and metallographic cutting and sectioning, from diamond and silicon carbide cut-off wheels to cutting fluids and cleaners.

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