About ConXport Rotary Microtome (New Model)
Specification
1. Razor 120mm with back and handle in box: 1No.
2. Object Holder Set of 3: 1No.
3. Honing stone in Box: 1No.
4. Oil can: 1No.
5. Dust Cover: 1No
6. Illustrated operating manual: 1No.
Precision Sectioning for Laboratory ApplicationsEngineered for accuracy, the ConXport Rotary Microtome allows users to precisely control section thickness ranging from 1 to 50 microns. Its ergonomic design and universal clamp accommodate a variety of specimen sizes, ensuring versatility for different laboratory needs. The robust build and strong safety features make it an ideal choice for daily sectioning tasks in medical and research laboratories.
User-Friendly Features and SafetyWith manual operation, handwheel locking device, and anti-skid rubber feet, this microtome prioritizes safety and ease of use. The carefully crafted mechanical components allow for smooth specimen feed and knife holder adjustments, reducing operator fatigue and ensuring even wear of the blade. Cleaning and maintenance are simple, allowing for longevity and consistent performance.
FAQs of ConXport Rotary Microtome (New Model):
Q: How does the ConXport Rotary Microtome achieve high precision in section thickness?
A: The ConXport Rotary Microtome features an adjustable section thickness range from 1 to 50 microns, with a fine graduation of 1 micron, allowing users to set precise thickness for each tissue section. Its accurate mechanical controls and robust build contribute to consistent, reliable results.
Q: What kind of specimens and laboratories is this microtome suitable for?
A: This microtome is specifically designed for paraffin-embedded tissue specimens, making it suitable for histology, pathology, and biological laboratories in medical, educational, and research facilities.
Q: When is the handwheel locking device necessary, and what benefits does it provide?
A: The handwheel locking device should be used whenever the microtome is not actively sectioning tissue, particularly during specimen placement or maintenance. This safety feature prevents accidental movement of the specimen or blade, protecting both the user and specimen integrity.
Q: Where should the ConXport Rotary Microtome be placed for optimal operation?
A: For best results, the microtome should be positioned on a stable, flat laboratory bench with sufficient space for operation. Its anti-skid rubber feet ensure that it remains securely in place during use.
Q: What is the process for sectioning tissue samples using this microtome?
A: First, securely mount the specimen in the universal clamp, adjust the section thickness as desired, and use the lever system to feed the specimen longitudinally. Then, by rotating the handwheel, the blade slices smooth and even tissue sections for analysis.
Q: How does the lateral knife holder displacement extend the life of the blade?
A: By allowing the knife holder to move laterally, the microtome ensures that different areas of the blade contact the specimen, distributing wear evenly and prolonging the blades usability.
Q: What advantages does manual operation offer in laboratory settings?
A: Manual operation eliminates dependency on electrical power, enabling precise control by the operator. This results in smoother operation, reduced maintenance, and greater reliability in diverse laboratory environments.