Rotary Microtome RO20220

Introduction

Rotary Microtome adopts the special blade holder for more safe and convenient use of the disposable blade. The hand wheel in the right can be locked in any position and the handle can be locked in the highest position. The unit has a clipper built case to put the blade, wax block and other consumables on the top of the case.

Applications

Rotary microtome is used to cut thin sections of paraffin-embedded tissues across biology, medicine, immunohistochemistry, electron microscopy, cryo-sectioning, cytology, biotechnology etc.

Specifications

Slice Thickness Range	0 to 60 µm
Section Thickness Setting	0.2 µm in 0.5 µm increment2 to 10 µm in 1 µm increment10 to 20 µm in 2 µm increments20 to 60 µm in 5 µm increments
Horizontal Specimen Stroke	20 mm
Vertical Specimen Stroke	50 mm
Slip Precision	±5%
Specimen Adjustment Direction	Horizontal: 8°Vertical: 8°Rotating: 360°
Max Slice Section	50 × 45 mm
Movement Range Of Blade Holder Base	Front and back: ±25mmLeft and right: ±25mm
Blade Holder Angle	0 to 10°
Dimensions (L × D × H)	530 × 520 × 450 mm
Weight	45 Kg

Features

Double safe for changing blades or tissue blocks.

The specimen orienting system: axes X and Y 8°, axis 180°.

Equipped with a clipper-built case.

The need for lubricating and maintaining the microtome is less frequent.

FAQs

1. What are Rotary Microtomes used for?

Rotary Microtomes are used for precise tissue sectioning required in histological and pathological analysis.

2. How do Rotary Microtomes ensure accurate sectioning?

Rotary Microtomes use high-precision cutting mechanisms to produce uniform and ultra-thin tissue sections.

3. What type of specimen handling is supported by Rotary Microtomes?

Rotary Microtomes are equipped with advanced specimen holders that ensure secure positioning during sectioning.

4. Are Rotary Microtomes suitable for extended laboratory use?

Rotary Microtomes feature ergonomic designs that provide comfort during prolonged and repetitive workflows.

5. How do Rotary Microtomes support reliable results?

Rotary Microtomes deliver consistent cutting performance for dependable histological preparation.

6. Where are Rotary Microtomes commonly used?

Rotary Microtomes are commonly used in pathology labs, histology units, and biomedical research facilities.