Cryostat Microtome T-CSM-S2100

Introduction

Cryostat Microtome features temperature range from 0°C to -50°C. It ensures rapid freezing with dual compression refrigeration and microtome components. Equipped with 10.4-inch LCD touch screen and automatic defrost with UV disinfection. Integrated with dual thermal sensing system and universal rotation chuck for fast specimen setup. Microtome is ideal for high-efficiency sectioning in histopathology and research labs.

Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.

Applications

Cryostat Microtome is ideal for rapid frozen sectioning in clinical and research laboratories. It is widely applied in histopathology, oncology, and intraoperative tissue diagnosis.

Selection Guide

Cryostat Microtome is designed for accurate sectioning of frozen tissue samples, making it an essential tool in clinical, diagnostic, and research laboratories. It is commonly used in applications such as histopathological analysis, immunohistochemistry, neuroscience studies, and oncological research, where maintaining tissue morphology at sub-zero temperatures is critical. With a section thickness setting range of 0.1 µm to 999 µm and a freezer chamber temperature range of 0°C to -50°C, it ensures accuracy and reproducibility in sample preparation. The cryostat also features an adjustable trimming thickness and a freezing platform capable of reaching -55°C, allowing rapid and uniform sample freezing. Backed by CE and ISO certifications, this model meets international standards for quality and safety, making it a reliable choice for laboratories seeking high-performance cryosectioning equipment.

Specifications

Section Thickness Setting Range	0.1 µm to 999 µm adjustable
Trimming Thickness Setting Range	0 µm to 999 µm adjustable
Specimen Retraction Distance	0 µm to 99 µm adjustable
Electric Coarse Feed Speed	2 Gears: 0.9 mm/s, 0.45 mm/s
Specimen Vertical Moving Distance	Greater than or equal to 62 mm
Specimen Horizontal Moving Distance	Greater than or equal to 20 mm
Disinfection Method	UV Disinfection
Freezing Room Temperature Control Range	0ºC to -50ºC
Freezing Plate Temperature Control Range	0ºC to -60ºC
Refrigeration Time	15 minutes
Power Consumption	1100 W
Power Supply	220V / 50Hz
Dimensions	680×800×1200 mm
Weight	120 Kg

Features

Auto backup system

Sleep mode switch

Quick freeze option

FAQs

1. What is a Cryostat Microtome?

A Cryostat Microtome is a precision instrument designed to cut ultra-thin tissue sections at very low temperatures for histological analysis.

2. How does Cryostat Microtome work?

It works by freezing tissue samples in a cryogenic chamber and then slicing them into thin sections using a microtome blade inside the Cryostat Microtome unit.

3. What kind of maintenance does Cryostat Microtome require?

It should be regularly cleaned, disinfected, and calibrated to ensure precise cutting and prevent contamination in tissue samples.

4. Can Cryostat Microtome be used for frozen section pathology?

It is specifically designed for frozen section pathology, enabling quick diagnosis during surgical procedures.

5. How is Cryostat Microtome used in cancer diagnostics?

It is used in cancer diagnostics to prepare frozen tissue sections for rapid pathological analysis during surgeries, helping determine tumor margins in real-time.

6. Why is Cryostat Microtome important in neurology research?

It is important in neurology research for cutting thin brain tissue sections that are crucial for studying neural structures and protein expression in various neurological diseases.

7. How does Cryostat Microtome support immunohistochemistry procedures?

It supports immunohistochemistry by providing quick and high-quality frozen sections that preserve antigen sites, enabling accurate staining and antibody binding.

8. Can Cryostat Microtome be used for muscle biopsy analysis?

It is widely used for muscle biopsy analysis, especially in diagnosing muscular dystrophies, where frozen sections are required to preserve enzyme activity.

9. How is Cryostat Microtome used in infectious disease research?

It is used in infectious disease research to prepare frozen tissue sections for identifying pathogens and studying tissue response to infections in real-time.

10. What is the application of Cryostat Microtome in toxicology studies?

In toxicology studies, it is used to examine structural tissue damage and biochemical changes following exposure to toxins or drugs.