Dewinter - Graphite Flakes

Gray Iron or Gray Cast Iron is the graphite flakes structure that is created during the cooling process. It is named after the gray color of the fracture its forms, which is due to the presence of graphite. The application measures graphite length in gray iron.

The shorter the A type graphite flakes, the highest the strength and better the ductility. The automatic, one button computer program quantitatively analyses the graphite length in Metallography. The graphite sizes are reported in 1-8 classes of size according to ASTM 247-67 or ISO 945 -1 standards. It categorizes graphite flakes from namely type A,B,C,D & E in microstructure sample on the basis of orientation.

The percentage of pearlite is calculated by excluding the graphite area. The matrix of pearlite , Ferrite , graphite are reported in etched sample. Report is generated wit specific international standards chosen by the user.