Tissue Slicers
The vibrating microtomes (sometimes referred to as vibratomes or vibrotomes) have been used for over 30 years to produce sections for visual patching, extracellular recording and imaging of neurological (e.g. brain slice, spinal cord), heart and lung tissue (e.g. Precision Cut Lung Slices). The latest generation 7000smz-2 and 5100mz series represent significant advances in precision at a lower cost than competitive units. In addition, they are easy to use providing service free operation and performance longevity.
7000smz-2
Top of the range high precision, vibrating microtome. The is the finest tissue slice...
5100mz-plus
Vibrotome - Vibrating Microtome. The 5100-Plus is perfect for those who need to keep...
5100mz
The standard 5100mz shares the User interface with the premium 7000smz-2, placing a ...
7610A Temperature Controlled Standard Tissue Bath
Temperature Controlled Standard Tissue Bath
7611A Temperature Controlled Warming Tissue Bath Model
Temperature Controlled Warming Tissue Bath Model
5100-1-3
Integrally Mounted Cold Light Source and Magnifying GlassA magnifying glass for general global slices offering approximately 1.5x magnification. Integral cold light powered directly via the Model 5100mz Vibrating Microtome
7550-1-C
Specialized Ceramic blades for Vibrating Microtomes. These blades are honed with a single bevel for superior slicing, particularly in tissue from older animals. Ceramic Microtome blades also need to be replaced less frequently than Stainless Steel Microtome blades; meaning less frequent z-axis recalibration is required.
7550-1-SS
Stainless Steel Blades - 50 pack;Recently redesigned following customer feedback and approval; New packaging for easier handling; Double bevelled on both faces, honed to an acute cutting edge and hardened to 56 Rockwell; Nevertheless, stainless steel is relatively soft and these blades are usually used once or at a maximum changed every day; These blades are for use in specially designed blade holders for Vibroslice instruments manufactured post 2003.
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