Leica CM1860 UV - Cryostat for Histopathology Laboratory Applications
Overview
Marketing Notification Number for Medical Device 13B2X10268CM0007
Brand Name Leica CM1860UV
In-surgery cancer diagnostics relies on reproducible section quality within minutes. The Leica CM1860 UV cryostat gives you the confidence to consistently produce quality sections that help provide an accurate diagnosis.
When working with a cryostat, safety is important. Therefore, the Leica CM1860 UV cryostat comes with multiple safety features, including a certified UVC disinfection that efficiently reduces pathogen contamination, including SARS-CoV-2.
The Leica Premium blade holder helps to prevent cutting injures by minimizing direct contact with the blade.
For in vitro diagnostic use.
Features
Reduce risk of cutting injuries
A designated finger guard on the Leica Premium blade holder covers the blade when you're not sectioning. The Leica Biosystems blade ejector and magnetic brush enable you to safely remove the blade from the blade holder without touching it.
Consistently produce quality sections
The Leica Biosystems precision microtome helps you to consistently produce quality sections. The microtome is encapsulated, thus providing for easy cleaning and maintenance.
Staying organized helps you to stay focused on the sectioning job at hand. The Leica CM1860 UV cryostat provides you with designated storage shelves for samples, object holders, tools and an easily accessible ambient temperature storage on top of the instrument.
Ready for multiple users
The Leica CM1860 UV cryostat is designed to facilitate quick turnaround when used by multiple users. No need to adjust the instrument before starting your work.
Single function keys and easily readable LED displays provide all relevant functions literally at the “push of one button”. No need to scroll through multiple long menus.
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