Metallography
From the examination of non-metallic inclusions in steel to grain and phase analysis needs, Leica Microsystems helps you develop better, cleaner products with speed and reliability. Leica's flexible and affordable metallography microscopy systems lowers your costs by efficiently providing statistically meaningful data for continuous workflow and production improvement.
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