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Labmate Microtome cut sections as thin as 0.5 microns for detailed examination in laboratories. Their sturdy build ensures smooth slicing with consistent thickness for reliable sample preparation. They feature an adjustable cutting speed and an ergonomic handwheel for user-friendly operation. Their stainless steel blade holder enhances durability and supports various blade types. Our Microtome prepares biological and material science samples for microscopic analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
1 What is a Microtome?
A Microtome is an apparatus designed to cut extremely thin sections of biological samples like tissue or plant specimens for detailed analysis under a microscope.
2 What is a reel in case of Microtome?
A reel refers to the mechanism that holds the tissue block or sample during sectioning.
3 What is the difference between a Microtome and a Cryostat?
A Microtome cuts fixed tissue that has been embedded in paraffin or resin, whereas a Cryostat is used for cutting frozen tissue.
4 What is Microtome blade made of?
It is made from stainless steel, tungsten carbide or diamond.
5 How can Microtome be used for forensic analysis?
It is used to prepare tissue samples from human or animal remains for detailed examination.
6 Can Microtome be used in the preparation of samples for electron microscopy?
It is essential for preparing ultra-thin sections for electron microscopy.
7 How does Microtome help in cancer research?
It is used to prepare thin tissue slices from biopsy samples for examination.
8 Can Microtome be used for polymeric materials analysis?
It is used to slice thin sections of polymeric materials.
9 Can Microtome be used for creating sections for light microscopy?
It is commonly used to prepare tissue sections for light microscopy.
10 Can Microtome be used to cut tissue for Immunohistochemistry (IHC) staining?
It is widely used for preparing tissue sections for Immunohistochemistry (IHC).