Cold mounting

Cold mounting is especially suited for mounting specimens that are sensitive to heat or pressure. Additionally, cold mounting does not require an investment in a mounting press and is therefore good for infrequent mounting tasks. The resin, a mixture of two or three components, is poured over the specimen after it has been placed in a mounting cup. After curing, the specimen can be taken out of the cup and processed.

Transparent economic resin for standard applications

Resins with virtually no shrinkage. Epoxy resins can be used for vacuum impregnation.

Resins with short curing times and moderate or no shrinkage. The all-round materialographic resins.

Mono resin with hardening activated by blue light near UV, used every day in dental technology, for special applications.