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Used test machine in Minnesota, USA

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    Leica SM2010 R Sliding Microtome

    Leica SM2010 R Sliding Microtome

    • Manufacturer: Leica

    With smooth movement of the sledge, precision specimen orientation, and emphasis on safety and ergonomics, the SM2010 R sliding microtome produces high-quality sections for human paraffin sectioning applications....

    Ramsey, MN
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    Microm HM355 S Microtome

    Microm HM355 S Microtome

    • Manufacturer: Thermo Fisher Scientific

    XY orientation Optional retraction Touch pad keyboard Four modes of operation Movable operating panel Selectable cutting window Manual and/or foot pedal control Spacious section waste tray with armrest Trimming t...

    Ramsey, MN
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    Sakura Accu-Cut SRM 300 LT

    Sakura Accu-Cut SRM 300 LT Manual Microtome

    • Manufacturer: Sakura

    The Accu-Cut ® SRM ™ 300 LT Manual Microtome is the first and only American made manual microtome with a patented multi-colored LED backlit chuck to illuminate paraffin embedded tissue samples making them much ea...

    Ramsey, MN

Overview

Microtomes are precision instruments used to cut extremely thin slices of material, known as sections, for microscopic examination. They are essential tools in histology, pathology, and biological research, allowing for the preparation of samples that can be observed under a microscope to study their intricate details.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used microtome?

Check the overall condition, the sharpness and quality of the blades, and whether it has been regularly maintained. Ensure it meets the specific requirements for your intended use.

How do I ensure the microtome is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reliable shipping service that specializes in delicate instruments. Ensure the microtome is securely packed with cushioning materials to prevent any damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a microtome?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the instrument after each use, sharpening or replacing blades as needed, and periodic calibration. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.