About ConXport . Hand & Table Microtome
Hand Microtome is used to cut thin sections of Microscopic materials,such as specimen parts of plants and animals. It is considered as the basicform of a microtome permitting microtomic cuts by hand in a quick and accurateway. The microtome is suitable for practical courses in microscopy, for fieldwork during excursions, for school education and for a serious amateur ofbiology.Versatile Manual PrecisionExperience accurate and consistent specimen sectioning with the ConXport Hand & Table Microtome. Its high-precision rotary mechanism ensures reliable cuts for tissue and plant materials, making it an essential tool for laboratories, research centers, and educational settings. The universal clamp adapts to varied specimen shapes, and the knurled handle ensures controlled, comfortable operation.
Robust and Safe DesignThe microtomes robust construction features a heavy cast iron base and anti-rust coating, ensuring long-lasting durability even in demanding laboratory environments. Built-in safety elementsincluding a finger guard and safety lockprotect users during the cutting process. Maintenance is minimal, making the microtome a practical choice for frequent use.
FAQs of ConXport . Hand & Table Microtome:
Q: How do I use the ConXport Hand & Table Microtome for specimen preparation?
A: Simply secure your specimen in the universal clamp, adjust the desired section thickness (between 1 and 50 microns), and manually advance the blade using the knurled handle. Rotary cutting brings precision, while the finger guard and safety lock enhance safety during operation.
Q: What types of specimens can be sectioned with this microtome?
A: This microtome is suitably designed for paraffin-embedded tissues as well as plant materials. It is ideal for preparing extremely thin sections for histology, pathology, and botanical research.
Q: Where is this microtome commonly used?
A: The ConXport Hand & Table Microtome is widely utilized in laboratories, academic institutions, and research centers across India, supporting a range of tissue preparation applications.
Q: What is the process for replacing the blade?
A: When the stainless steel blade becomes dull, simply unlock the clamp mechanism and replace it with a new blade. This quick process maintains cutting performance and ensures precise sectioning results.
Q: What are the main benefits of using this manual microtome?
A: Key advantages include high sectioning accuracy (up to 1 micron), a corrosion-resistant finish, durable build quality, and portability. Manual operation means no power source is required, and safety features reduce operational risk.
Q: Does the microtome require frequent maintenance?
A: No, thanks to its robust materials and anti-rust coating, maintenance is minimal. Regular cleaning and occasional lubrication of moving parts will keep the instrument in optimal working condition.
Q: When should you choose a manual microtome over an automated one?
A: Manual microtomes like the ConXport model are best chosen when portability, low maintenance needs, and high precision for smaller specimen sizes are required, especially in settings without access to electrical power.