What is a rotary microtome and what is it typically used for?
A rotary microtome is a type of microtome that cuts thin sections by moving the sample up and down across a cutting knife. The samples are usually held in a
August 4, 2022
A rotary microtome is a type of microtome that cuts thin sections by moving the sample up and down across a cutting knife. The samples are usually held in a
We carry three (3) types of rotary microtomes. These are the RF-600, RF-800, and RF-1000 models. There are additional differences in the technical specifications of these 3 rotary microtome models,
We offer a full one (1) year warranty that covers all rotary microtome models. The warranty covers parts, shipping, repairs, and labor fees should there be any defect in the
Yes! We offer an annual service plan that covers your rotary microtome’s maintenance and care after your warranty period ends. The Annual Service Plan comes in two different tiers: 1)
If you are getting thick-and-thin sections while cutting, or you are getting skipped sections, it could be due to several reasons:
When your tissue sections are compressed, wrinkled, or look “scrunched up,” it can be due to:
In the unlikely event that your rotary microtome needs assistance, reach out to us at Precisionary Instruments first. You can do so through our contact form, or through email, telephone,
617-682-0586
