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Intersurface Dynamics ChallengeModel 543-HT -Lapping/Polishing Slurry Additives for Suspending Non-Treated Abrasive

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CHALLENGE 543-HT is a medium viscosity lapping/polishing slurry additive which evenly disperses and suspends a variety of non-suspension-treated abrasives, including aluminum oxide, zirconium oxide, along with silicon carbide, boron carbide, synthetic and natural diamond, and garnet. Because of its superior suspension characteristics, CHALLENGE 543-HT reduces the amount of abrasive grain needed by up to 50%, while providing equal, and often greater, stock removal rates. 543-HT is particularly effective when using equipment with smaller slurry feed tubes, which constrict flow of high viscosity products.

 

 

 

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  • CHALLENGE 543-HT should be mixed with deionized water and abrasive using the following slurry formula: 77-82% water,15-18% abrasive, 3-5% CHALLENGE 543-HT.
  • Use an agitator with a marine type propeller and a motor capable of 1750 RPM.
  • Use a low shear dispense pump for feeding the mixed slurry onto the lap.
  • Disperse the abrasive with DI water at 1000 rpm for 3 minutes.
  • Add 543-HT. Mix for approximately 10 minutes depending upon abrasive surface chemistry. Be careful not
    to suck air into the slurry when mixing.
  • A small vortex should form at the surface of the
    slurry. Turn the mixer off, or to a maximum of 50 rpm.

For more detailed directions, request document #DOC-DIR-543HT.

CHALLENGE Products are available in 5-gallon pails and 55-gallon drums, F.O.B. Bethel, Connecticut, and also include: grinding fluids, sawing fluids, rinse/wash agents and ultrasonic/megasonic detergents. Material Safety Data Sheets available upon request.

  • Flatter parts
  • No scratching
  • Less sub-surface damage
  • Easier post-lap cleaning
  • Increased removal rate
  • More consistent results
  • Reduced abrasive usage