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Manual Radial Microtome - Economy Series
Description: This is an economical (portable) microtome designed for fast and accurate sectioning. The specimen rise is automatic and accurate with each handle movement. Section thickness from 5 to 40 microns. Will accommodate the small MNL Freezing Stages....Company:myNeuroLab.com
Description: This is the second generation of the famous A/O sliding microtome, manufactured in the United States under the Leica trademark....
Company:Stoelting Co.
Vibratome 8000 Sliding Microtome
Description: The 8000 retracting base sliding microtome offers the ultimate in versatility combined with strength, accuracy, reliability and, not least, safety. Designed to meet the needs of the routine histology laboratory, the 8000 will also meet the more demanding requirements of the specialised unit wher...Company:myNeuroLab.com
5040 Rotary-Retracting Microtome
Description: The popular 5040 microtome is of rotary retracting, self-lubricating design and has a heavy cast alloy base and cutting arm. Its robust construction makes it accurate and incredibly reliable. The use of fixed beryllium hinges means that all lateral motion is controlled and allows no slop or play...Company:myNeuroLab.com
Description: The Shandon Finesse ME+ is designed to meet the most demanding workloads found in todays busy laboratories by being one of the safest, most comfortable, and user-friendly microtomes offered today. Excellent for routine wax sections and specialized resin work, the Shandon Finesse ME + provides high ...
Company:ThermoFisher Scientific
Description: The Shandon Finesse E+ is a precision rotary microtome that provides automated specimen advance with manual cutting. The precision-response, light, balanced flywheel is easy to operate. Coarse Advance Wheel allows the user the option of manually advancing the block to the knife edge....
Company:ThermoFisher Scientific
Description: The Shandon Finesse 325 is a manual rotary microtome for routine paraffin sectioning. It has a lightly balanced flywheel designed to address repetitive stress injury. The Shandon Finesse 325 includes an integral debris tray, organizer storage tray and a resettable section counter. The retraction fe...
Company:ThermoFisher Scientific
Description: A unique sliding microtome with automatic fine/trim- feed system, specimen retraction during return travel. Maintenance-free precision cross roller bearings. For sectioning paraffin, frozen specimens and specialty applications in biological, botany, and materials science. Specimen sizes up to 155 x...
Company:Jencons Scientific
Description: Extraordinarily high stability and precision as well as outstanding ergonomic characteristics. The intigrated, large section waste tray is an eclusive design feature of MICROM. Moreover, the model HM 325 offers specimen retraction during return travel, quick trim feature at 10 and 30 microns and a ...
Company:MICROM International GmbH
Description: Automatic microtome with vibrating blade for fixed and unfixed tissue in histology and neurology as well as for non-biological specimen in material science The HM 650 V offers an setting range of blade amplitude between 0,1 and 1,2 mm and frequency between 30 and 100 Hz. Both parameters can be set...
Company:MICROM International GmbH
Microtome in Biological Technology
...is a testament to the truly unique capabilities of the Xmatrx(R) platform, which allows for the automation of advanced molecular staining assays, from microtome to Microscope," said Dr. Krishan Kalra, CEO, BioGenex. "We look forward to furthering our partnership and delivering solutions that can further accele...
...t: ◊ Cryostat with Disposable Blades ◊ Fume Hood ◊ -70C Freezer ◊ Desiccator ◊ Rotary microtome ◊ Oven ◊ Tissue Flotation Water Bath ◊ Ice-Bath or Cold Block (4C) ◊ Pipettors ◊ Auto...
...t: ◊ Cryostat with Disposable Blades ◊ Fume Hood ◊ -70C Freezer ◊ Desiccator ◊ Rotary microtome ◊ Oven ◊ Tissue Flotation Water Bath ◊ Ice-Bath or Cold Block (4C) ◊ Pipettors ◊ Auto...
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