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Manual Microtome LMMM-A100

Manual Microtome LMMM-A100 offers section thickness setting range from 1 µm to 60 µm. It features smart key operation and trimming function adjustable from 0.5 to 999 µm. Equipped with blade protection frame with withdrawal function and a movable blade clamp. Integrated with an adjustable blade angle of 0 to 30° and 60-mm vertical chuck movement. Our Microtome ensures safe, smooth sectioning for histology and pathology labs.

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Specifications

Section Thickness Setting Range 1 µm to 60 µm
Blade Angle 0° to 30°
Paraffin Clamp Up to Down Distance Less than or equal to 60 mm
Paraffin Clamp Left to Right Distance Less than or equal to 20 mm
Power Consumption 100 W
Power Supply 220V / 50Hz
Dimensions 400×500×280 mm
Weight 24 Kg

Pricing

Product Price Unit Action
Manual Microtome LMMM-A100 $ 4650 Each of 1

Features

Rigid body structure

Safety lock feature

Stable base platform

Applications

Manual Microtome LMMM-A100 is designed for cutting thin sections of biological tissues in clinical pathology and research laboratories.

Selection Guide

Manual Microtome LMMM-A100 is designed for accurate and controlled sectioning in histology, pathology, and research laboratories. It is widely used in routine tissue preparation tasks, particularly in academic and clinical settings where manual operation is preferred. With a section thickness setting range of 1 µm to 60 µm and an adjustable blade angle from 0° to 30°, it provides flexibility for cutting various paraffin-embedded specimens for morphological studies and microscopic examination. Its compact and user-friendly design makes it suitable for low to moderate sample volumes, especially in environments where automation is not required. Certified with ISO and CE standards, this model ensures compliance with international quality and safety regulations, making it a reliable choice for institutions seeking an affordable and durable manual microtome for daily histological applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

1 What is a Manual Microtome?

A Manual Microtome is an apparatus designed for slicing extremely thin sections of specimens for microscopic examination.

2 How does Manual Microtome work?

It works by manually advancing a specimen block toward a sharp blade using a handwheel mechanism, allowing precise sectioning at controlled thicknesses.

3 What safety precautions should be taken while using Manual Microtome?

Safety precautions include using blade guards, wearing cut-resistant gloves, and always positioning hands away from the blade path.

4 What materials can be sectioned using Manual Microtome?

It is used to section biological tissues, paraffin blocks, resins, and certain polymers depending on the blade and preparation.

5 Can Manual Microtome be used in both research and clinical labs?

It is suitable for both research and clinical laboratories, particularly for routine histopathological examinations.

6 Is Manual Microtome suitable for forensic investigations?

It is suitable for forensic investigations to section tissue samples for toxicological analysis and injury pattern studies.

7 What role does Manual Microtome play in cancer research?

In cancer research, it helps produce consistent tissue slices for immunohistochemistry, allowing scientists to analyze tumor morphology and marker expression.

8 How does Manual Microtome contribute to pharmaceutical testing?

It is used in pharmaceutical testing to slice drug-treated tissue samples for histological evaluation of therapeutic effects and potential toxicities.

9 Can Manual Microtome be used in neuroscience research?

It is used in neuroscience research to prepare thin sections of brain tissue, which are then stained and studied for structural and cellular changes.

10 How does Manual Microtome help in microbiological studies?

In microbiological studies, it can be used to section biofilms or tissue samples infected with microbes to study host-pathogen interactions.