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Surface replication has been employed in engineering for many years, particularly for in situ high resolution metallography. Microset replicating compounds have a resolution better than 0.1 microns (4 x 10 x 6 inches) and can be used not only for metallography but also for a multitude of other purposes including 3-D applications.
These specially formulated two-part polymers are supplied in cartridges and dispensed as fully mixed semi-viscous liquids, using simple dispensing guns and mixing nozzles. They cure quickly to produce flexible high resolution replicas which can be peeled from the surface. When viewed microscopically under coaxial illumination, they have a bright metallic appearance, allowing detail such as microstructure, micro-cracking and pitting to be observed at high magnifications. These characteristics make the technique very suitable for the assessment of defects on critical engineering surfaces.
50ml system with dispensing gun, Microset cartridge and nozzles
265ml system with manual or pneumatic reusable dispensing gun
495ml system with manual or pneumatic reusable dispensing gun
compounds available in either fluid or thixotropic versions with a range of curing times to suit different environments
Microset 121 Forming Putty is a two-part synthetic rubber compound designed for macroscopic moulding of surface shape and form. The product is supplied in two versions, fast curing 121F and slow curing 121S, to facilitate ease of use over a wide range of temperatures.
- high-resolution replication materials for engineering inspection
- used where conventional NDT methods are impractical
- 50ml system with dispensing gun, Microset cartridge and nozzles
- 265ml system with manual or pneumatic reusable dispensing gun
- 495ml system with manual or pneumatic reusable dispensing gun
- compounds available in either fluid or thixotropic versions with a range of curing times to suit different environments
- Microset 121 Forming Putty is a two-part synthetic rubber compound designed for macroscopic moulding of surface shape and form. The product is supplied in two versions, fast curing 121F and slow curing 121S, to facilitate ease of use over a wide range of temperatures.
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