Safety, ergonomics, and efficiency are paramount in sectioning. Precision engineering and intelligent automation reduce injury risk and maximize microtomist comfort.
Tailor your microtome station your way, to optimize workflow and deliver consistent ribboning and high-quality sections from the first cut to the last.
Unsure which rotary microtome to choose? Let these additional resources help you through the process.
Choose the HistoCore AUTOCUT fully automated rotary microtome for fast, accurate and fatigue-free clinical sectioning.
Select the semi-automated HistoCore MULTICUT for the feel of manual hand wheel operation with the consistency of motorized feed.
The HistoCore BIOCUT is the next generation of manual rotary microtome for precise manual sectioning.
For economical routine sectioning, choose the Leica RM2125 RTS manual rotary microtome.
Electronically temperature-controlled, the Leica RM CoolClamp cools your specimens, improves workflow, and helps create uniform paraffin sections.
Select from a range of blades, knives, oils, and slides at our online shop.
With smooth movement and precision specimen orientation the SM2010 R sliding microtome produces high-quality sections for human paraffin sectioning applications.
Complete your sectioning workstation with a Leica HI1210 water bath for paraffin sections or Leica HI1220 flattening table.
Adapted to your workstation organization, HistoCore Slide Dryer assist the paraffin sections.
Complete your sectioning workstation with HistoCore Water Bath for paraffin sections and improve floating performance.
Complete your sectioning workstation with HistoCore Water Bath M for paraffin sections and improve floating performance.
The correct knife angle is the subject of much misunderstanding, misleading experience, and incorrect information passed between microtomists, but in fact can be logically derived.
Creating great paraffin sections using a rotary microtome takes a great deal of skill and experience. "Microtomy and Paraffin Section Preparation" is a great training aid for new microtomists and an excellent refresher for experienced operators.
The cleaning process of a paraffin tray during microtomy may seem like a mundane and ordinary task. However, when you consider the time it takes to clean the tray and the number of times per day this occurs, it can add up to a significant amount of time and resources each day.
