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Sizes |
Cutting Range |
Application |
| Ultra |
35° |
1.5-4.0mm |
30-150 nm
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Standard applications |
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1.5-4.0mm |
10-30 nm |
Electron Spectroscopic Imaging (ESI), 3D Reconstruction, etc. |
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1.5-4.0mm |
50nm - 1µ |
1.5-4.0mm |
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1.5-4.0mm |
100nm-2µm |
Alternating ultra-thin/semi-thin sectioning |
| ultra-AFM |
35° |
2.0, 3.0mm |
10-100nm |
Surface sectioning for biological and material
specimens for AFM investigation |
| Ultra |
45° |
1.5-4.0mm |
30-200 nm |
Standard applications |
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1.5-4.0mm |
50nm-1µ |
Alternating ultra-thin/semi-thin sectioning |
| ultra sonic |
35° |
3.0mm |
10nm-80nm |
10nm-80nm |
| Cryo (dry) |
25° |
3.0mm |
25nm-200nm |
Frozen hydrated specimens |
| cryo immuno |
35° |
2.0, 3.0mm |
30nm-1μm |
Cryo-immuno-chemistry |
| cryo-AFM |
35° |
2.0, 3.0mm |
10-100nm |
Surface sectioning for biological and material
specimens for AFM investigation |
| Cryo-Dry |
35° |
1.5-4.0mm |
30nm-1µ |
Frozen biological and material samples such as polymers, rubbers and paints |
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45° |
1.5-4.0mm |
30nm-1µ |
Routine cryo sectioning |
| Cryo-Wet |
35° |
1.5-4.0mm |
30nm-1µ |
Frozen biological and material samples such as polymers, rubbers and paints |
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45° |
1.5-4.0mm |
30nm-1µ |
Routine cryo sectioning |
| cryotrim 20 |
45° |
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Trimming of sucrose protected as well as frozen hydrated biological samples and polymers |
| cryotrim 45 |
45° |
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Trimming of sucrose protected as well as frozen hydrated biological samples and polymers |
| ultratrim |
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3.0, 4.0mm |
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Trimming of epoxy and acrylic embeddings as
well as polymers and non-ferrous metals |
| Histo |
45° |
4.0, 6.0, 8.0mm |
0.2-5µm |
Sectioning of biological and material specimens non embedded or embedded (plastic or epoxy) for light microscopy |
| Histo-Cryo wet |
45° |
4.0, 6.0mm |
0.2-5µm |
Cryo sectioning with a boat for light microscopy |
| Histo-Cryo dry |
45° |
4.0, 6.0mm |
0.2-5µm |
Cryo Sectioning with a triangular holder for light microscopy |
| histo Jumbo |
45° |
6.0, 8.0mm |
0.2-5μm |
Immuno-histo-chemistry and 3D reconstruction |
Static Line II
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Reduction of static charging. |
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