MetPrep Ltd are throwing their doors open on Tuesday June 26th, Wednesday June 27th and Thursday June 28th to celebrate the opening of their new building including a fully equipped Showroom/Laboratory and Training Facility. There will be: Metallurgical Preparation equipment from ATM GmbH Optical microscopes and Imaging systems from Leica Microsystems Hardness Testers from QNess […]
To give you a better understanding and a close to ‘hands on’ opportunity MetPrep have launched a YouTube channel to allow you to see some of our innovative products in operation. With videos of our wide range of cutters, automatic preparation systems and even our NEW Saphir vibratory polisher, the videos cover a wide range […]
MetPrep is pleased to announce the completion of our new laboratory facility at our head office in Coventry. The role of our laboratory will be to both offer a true working environment for customers to come and evaluate our large range of preparation equipment & consumables and additionally it will act as our research facility […]
Metprep have signed an agreement to with Sciaps Inc to promote the latest generation XRF and LIBS based analysers to the UK. The Boston based company boasts over 25 years expertise in mobile testing technology. The range now includes a world first in the Z model that has the ability to detect and accurately measure […]
MetPrep are pleased to announce that we are now in the process of moving to our new and larger premises. Our new premises is located just 500 yards down the road from our previous location but it will give us a lot more space to react to the ever increasing business we are receiving. Our […]
MetPrep are pleased to announce the arrival of the ATM Vibratory Polisher, the Saphir Vibro. With a rapid change bowl, low noise operation and multiple stored methods this a revolutionary new design of a traditional product. Based around a 300 mm bowl the Saphir Vibro brings controlled and repeatable preparation to your final polishing stage. […]
To compliment the existing free downloadable Microstructure posters already available on our Downloads and Support page, MetPrep are now pleased to be able to offer an A1 sized Metallography poster for your laboratory. It has been designed to allow you to illustrate to visitors the preparation process that has to be undertaken to reveal a true […]
MetPrep are pleased to announce that Ken Lang has now joined us to support our Midlands and South West region.Ken is a qualified Materials Scientist and highly experienced Metallographer. With over 30 years spent in non-ferrous metallurgy, aerospace and the oil and gas industry Ken will be perfectly placed to support our growing customer base […]
MetPrep are pleased to announce that two of our most popular abrasive cutters, the Brillant 250 and Brillant 230 & have been updated to offer even better functionality.
The new MetPrep web site has been designed especially to help you find what you want more quickly and easily. We are also endeavouring to make this more of a resource to aid you in your daily tasks by supplying you additional information when required. Consumables We now offer an online consumables ordering facility as well as the […]
MetPrep will be again running their popular ‘MetPrep in Your Area’ Road Shows in 2017. Click here to view the Road Shows already planned.
The first training course dates for 2016 have been released. See the Training page for latest information and the new brochure. MetPrep are pleased to announce the training course program for 2016. The MetPrep training courses are designed to cover specific areas of interest for the Materials Technologist and Metallographer alike. Each course is held […]
MetPrep’s Kevin Smith awarded the Diploma of the Royal Microscopical Society for his work – The Role of the Microscope in the Preparation & Evaluation of Metallographically Prepared Materials.
We are pleased to announce our very own Kevin Smith has triumphed in the Royal Microscopical Society International Scientific Imaging Competition 2015 judged at the MMC2015 in held in Manchester in July. His image – A view across a CCD – captured using an Olympus LEXT Laser Scanning Confocal Microscope gained First Prize in the Light […]