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  • MEDITE TES Valida Paraffin Embedding

    MEDITE TES Valida Paraffin Embedding Station Lab UK

    • Manufacturer: Medite

    “Good Clean Condition” MEDITE TES Valida Paraffin Embedding Station, three part system good condition all works, see photos for more information and condition 60 days returns if not totally happy. Pallet Delivery...

    Chapel-en-le-Frith, United Kingdom
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    Rushabh Instruments HistoPro 620 Automated

    Rushabh Instruments HistoPro 620 Automated Stainer

    • Manufacturer: Overige merken

    The HistoPro 620 Automated Stainer is an automatic staining machine for object slides used for staining objective slides to support diagnosis. It can be used in hematology and bacteriology laboratories for in vit...

    $23,115 USD

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    Est. $435/mo

    Zevenhuizen, Netherlands
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    MICROM HMS70 slide stainer

    MICROM HMS70 slide stainer

    • Manufacturer: Thermo Fisher Scientific

    Microm HMS 70 colour machine for glass slides An economical, user-friendly instrument for automatic staining in histology and cytology. Total capacity up to 70 slides, 16 reagent tanks, 1 rinse station, 20 progra...

    Zevenhuizen, Netherlands

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.