Product information
PRESI MINITECH 300 SP1 – Maximum Flexibility and Power for Large Sample Surfaces
The MINITECH 300 SP1 by PRESI is the most powerful manual single-wheel grinding and polishing machine in the MINITECH series. Designed for laboratories that process larger samples or require a higher removal rate, it combines a generous working area with maximum precision and robustness.
By accommodating work wheels up to 300 mm in diameter, the MINITECH 300 SP1 offers a significantly larger surface area. Its high-resistance composite housing and intuitive controls make it the perfect choice for metallographic sample preparation in both industry and research.
Key Features & Benefits:
- Large Working Area: Compatible with wheels from Ø 200 mm to Ø 300 mm – ideal for large components or the simultaneous manual processing of multiple samples.
- Superior Smoothness & Power: A reinforced drive ensures constant speed and vibration-free polishing, even under high pressure and with large wheels.
- Intuitive LCD Control: Clear display and easy adjustment of speed, direction of rotation (clockwise/counter-clockwise), and time.
- Durable Design: The corrosion-free composite housing is chemically resistant and can be cleaned effortlessly thanks to its smooth surfaces.
- Optimized Water Management: An integrated rinsing system with flexible water supply guarantees efficient cooling and prevents residue on the wheel.
- Ergonomics: Despite the larger wheel capacity, the machine remains compact and offers an optimal working height for precise manual sample guidance.
Technical Specifications at a Glance:
- Number of Wheels: 1 (Single-wheel machine).
- Wheel Diameter: Ø 200 mm to Ø 300 mm.
- Speed: Variably adjustable from 50 to 600 RPM.
- Rotation Direction: Selectable clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation.
- Drive: Powerful motor with soft start for maximum control.
- Housing: High-strength, chemically resistant composite material.
Areas of Application:
The MINITECH 300 SP1 is the ideal tool for preparing large-surface samples in the automotive industry, aerospace, and heavy industry. It is excellently suited for metals, alloys, and composite materials requiring large-scale flatness.

