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EMS MATERIALS SCIENCE & METROLOGY CATALOG 2019–20 EDITION INSTRUMENTATION  ULTRAPOL Basic Manual Polisher


Manual polishing tools remain important to the lab needing good delayering and/or crosssectioning results on a very tight budget.


Product Highlights


 Works with all 8" (200mm) surfaces


 Small footprint


 Speed Control and high torque motor  Coolant speed control


 UltraPol Manual


Polishing Station For quick, simple hand lapping applications, the manual lapping station has a smooth 8” glass surface to support precision lapping films. The fluid containment tray underneath the plate collects water run-off from


the lapping surface for later disposal, keeping the polishing process area clean and contained. A Plexiglas lid protects the lapping surface when not in use and is an ideal, safe place to store lapping films flat. The manual station is ideal for short hand polishing processes and includes the glass plate and protective cover.


Cat No. 1201.1


Description ULTRAPOL Manual Polishing Station


Plexiglass Lid for ULTRAPOL Manual Polishing Systems


Qty each


includes fluid containment tray and 8 inch (203mm) aluminum polishing surface. Can be used with films, pads or glass surfaces. 1228.1


each Keeps films, fluids and sufaces safe and maintains moisture overnight


 Ultratool Manual Polishing Tool ULTRATOOL was designed for manual polishing of fibers, either supported (connectorized) or nonsupported (bare fibers), The tool uses various replaceable modules which are available for all types of connectors -- if needed, custom modules can be designed and manufactured by ULTRA TEC.


UPF101 Accelerated Analysis Manual Cross Section Fixture


UPF201 Accelerated Analysis Manual Parallel Polish Fixture


Disc Holding Band


Our Disc Holding band works with ULTRAPOL 8" machines and many other 8" machines on the market. It holds down the lapping film or surface and can also stop splash.


Key to ULTRATOOL's performance is a height adjust feature that is controlled by a fine pitch micrometer screw thread.


Flat, PC & APC polishes can be performed on all standard connector types. Another common use is bare-fiber polishing applications (flat and angled). ULTRATOOL is capable of holding bare fibers of the full size range and many other materials such as small wafer sections (for planar or edge polishes).


Cat No. 1209.1


Description ULTRAPOL Basic Polisher


Configured for 100-220/240V operation. 0-500 RPM. Includes 8 inch (200mm) polishing system with speed control and solenoid-controlled coolant system UPF101


Accelerated Analysis Manual Cross Section Fixture


Includes 5 aluminum and 5 stainless steel sample mounts UPF201


Accelerated Analysis


Includes alignment mirror and 3 parallel polish sample mounts. 1503.1 2239.1


Manual Parallel Polish Fixture Disc Holding Band


ULTRAPOL Spare 8 " (200mm) anodized aluminum plate


each each each


each


Qty each


Cat No. 1101.6


Description ULTRATOOLKIT


Glass lapping plate, for manual polishing ULTRATOOL spare manual tool


Qty each


package includes 1101.1 tool in carrying case with: 8x spare wear stops, 4 connector inserts (for ST, FC, SC and LC), locking tool, 1 oz bottle of ULTRAPOL B suspension 2240.1 1101.1


each each each


153


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