1. Select the method that includes the preparation step you wish to delete.
2. If needed, unlock the preparation method.
3. Press F3: Delete step.
4. You will be prompted to confirm deleting the preparation step.
5. Press F4: Save method.
6.4.7 Setting dosing levels
When suspensions and/or lubricants are used in a preparation step, you must first select the type
of suspension or lubricant, and then the dosing level.
For Level you can set two values: e.g. 2/7 (pre-dosing/dosing).
Option Pre-dosing Dosing Increment
Dosing level 0 - 10 0 - 20 1
Example
The pre-dosing level [e.g. 2]
This value is the pre-dosing level, the amount of suspension or lubricant which is
applied to the surface before the actual preparation step is started.
This lubricates the surface to prevent damage from occurring if the specimens
were to run on a dry surface.
Applicable values depend on the frequency of use and surface types. For
frequently used surfaces, use a lower value than for surfaces used infrequently.
The dosing level [e.g. 7]
This value is the dosing level throughout the preparation. This level is set
according to the surface types: soft, napped polishing cloths require more lubricant
than hard, flat cloths or fine grinding discs.
Fine grinding discs require a lower dosing level of abrasive than polishing cloths.
6.5 The specimen holder
6.5.1 Clamping and leveling specimens
The specimens must be evenly distributed in the specimen holder. They must be of approximately
the same size and weight.
The specimen holder must be balanced. If it is not, it will result in excess vibration during grinding.
6 Operating the device
AbraPol-30 35
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