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Cryostat Microtome LMCSM-A101

Cryostat Microtome LMCSM-A101 offers section thickness range from 1 to 60 µm. It features large color LCD touch screen displaying section count, temperature, timing and defrost functions. Equipped with dual compressors and anti-stick tissue flattener reaching -50°C for fast freezing. Integrated with UV disinfection, retractable specimen holder, and 360° hand wheel locking mechanism. Our Microtome is ideal for quick frozen sectioning in histology and clinical pathology labs.

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Specifications

Freezer Chamber Temperature Range 0°C to -50°C
Clamp Head Temperature Range 0°C to -50°C
Freezing Platform Temperature Range 0°C to -55°C
Additional Freezing Platform Cooling Up to -60°C
Display 10-inch color LCD touch screen
Displayed Parameters Section count, thickness, shrinkage, temp, time, defrost, sleep switch
Defrosting Method Manual and automatic
Cooling Method Semiconductor rapid cooling
Rapid Cooling Time 15 minutes
Disinfection Method UV ultraviolet
Glass Window Heated, removable sliding window
Specimen Chuck Configuration X-axis 360°, Y-axis 12°, buckle-type
Specimen Retraction 0 to 60 µm adjustable
Specimen Vertical Movement Stroke 65 mm
Specimen Horizontal Movement Stroke 22 mm
Electric Coarse Feed Speed Two gears: 0.9 mm/s and 0.45 mm/s
Freezing Points On Platform 18 positions
Weight 120 Kg

Pricing

Product Price Unit Action
Cryostat Microtome LMCSM-A101 $ 12250 Each of 1

Features

Thickness and shrinkage view

Manual and auto defrost

Viewing glass window

Quick tissue mounting

Applications

Cryostat Microtome LMCSM-A101 is employed for preparing thin frozen tissue sections for histological analysis. It is ideal for clinical pathology labs, cancer diagnosis, and intraoperative consultations.

Selection Guide

Cryostat Microtome LMCSM-A101 is an advanced instrument Suitable for sectioning frozen biological specimens in applications such as histopathology, clinical diagnostics, and molecular research. It is widely used in studies involving immunohistochemistry (IHC), in situ hybridization (ISH), and enzyme histochemistry, where the preservation of enzymatic or antigenic activity is critical. The model provides an adjustable section thickness range from 0.1 µm to 999 µm, with a freezer chamber and clamp head operating between 0°C to -50°C, and a freezing platform capable of reaching -55°C, ensuring uniform freezing and high-quality sectioning. Its compliance with international standards such as CE certification and possible ISO conformity makes it suitable for laboratories requiring reliability, precision, and adherence to safety norms. This model is especially recommended for users working with fresh-frozen tissue samples in research or diagnostic settings.

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Cryostat Microtome LMCSM-A100

  • 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

$ 11343.75 / Each of 1

Frequently Asked Questions

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.