Rotary Microtome

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Rotary Microtome Specification

Material
Metal Body with Stainless Steel components

Condition
New

Portable
No

Disposable
No

Wall Mounted
No

Waterproof
No

Sterilization Mode
Manual cleaning recommended

Noise Level
Low

Sound Prompt
No

Operating Type
Manual

Power Source
Not Required (Manual operation)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Approx. 400 x 300 x 250 mm

Weight
Approx. 17 kg

Color
White with Black knobs

Usage
For precise sectioning of tissue samples in histology laboratories

Knife Holder
Universal model, accepts all standard microtome blades

Equipment Type
Rotary Microtome

Maintenance
Corrosion-resistant, easy to clean and maintain

Cutting Stroke Length
Approx. 60 mm

Trimming Thickness
10250 microns

Section Thickness Selection
Easy dial setting

Feed Mechanism
Precision mechanical rotary action with feed adjustment

Specimen Clamp
Universal clamp for different sizes of cassettes and blocks

Coarse Feed
Available, manual advance wheel

Application
Suitable for medical, educational, and research laboratories

Section Thickness Range
125 microns, adjustable

About Rotary Microtome

Rotary Microtome

Brand	ROYAL SCIENTIFIC WORKS
Usage/Application	Hospital, Laboratory
Model Name/Number	RS-101
Range of Section Thickness	1 micro m to 50 micro m
Each Section Thickness	1 micro m
The range of Section thickness	Front Located Feed Indicator micron setting Knob

Precision Section Thickness Control

The Rotary Microtome enables fine adjustment of section thickness from 1 to 25 microns with its easy dial setting. This feature allows users to select optimal thickness for different tissue samples, ensuring high-quality sections suited for detailed analysis. Adjustable trimming thickness between 10 and 250 microns further enhances versatility, making the microtome ideal for a range of histological applications.

Universal Compatibility and Robust Design

Engineered for reliability, the universal knife holder accepts all standard microtome blades, while the specimen clamp accommodates diverse cassette and block sizes. Its sturdy metal body and stainless steel components provide durability, corrosion resistance, and ease of cleaning. These attributes simplify ongoing maintenance and preserve precision over long-term usage.

Manual Operation for Simplicity and Safety

Operating without electricity, the microtome offers total control with its manual advance wheel and coarse feed option. Its low noise output and manual cleaning recommendation ensure a safe, quiet work environment. The compact design approximately 400 x 300 x 250 mm and 17 kg is optimized for benchtop placement in laboratories of all sizes.

FAQs of Rotary Microtome:

Q: How do I adjust the section thickness on the Rotary Microtome?

A: The Rotary Microtome features an easy dial setting that allows you to select and adjust the section thickness from 1 to 25 microns for regular cuts and 10 to 250 microns for trimming. Simply turn the dial to the desired thickness for precise control over your sectioning requirements.

Q: What types of blades and specimen cassettes are compatible with this microtome?

A: This model is equipped with a universal knife holder, which accepts all standard microtome blades. The universal specimen clamp accommodates various sizes of cassettes and blocks, ensuring broad compatibility across laboratory consumables.

Q: When should manual cleaning be performed for maintenance?

A: It is recommended to manually clean the microtome after each use or at least daily in busy laboratory settings. Regular cleaning maintains the instruments performance, prevents corrosion, and ensures safe, contamination-free operation.

Q: Where can the Rotary Microtome be used?

A: This microtome is designed for use in medical, educational, and research laboratories. Its robust build and versatile features make it suitable for a wide range of histological applications in institutions or facilities requiring precise tissue sectioning.

Q: What is the process for trimming or coarse feeding specimens?

A: The instrument includes a manual advance wheel and a coarse feed mechanism, enabling users to move the specimen towards the blade for thicker trimming (10250 microns) prior to precision sectioning. This feature streamlines sample preparation and adaptation for various tissue types.

Q: What are the benefits of using a manually operated microtome in the laboratory?

A: Manual operation provides direct control over the cutting process, enhances safety, and reduces noise levels in the laboratory. Additionally, it does not require a power source, making it reliable during power outages and in settings where electricity is limited.

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