Category Archives: Rotary Microtomes
Compresstome Vibrating Microtomes, Rotary Microtomes, Vibratomes
Customer Testimonials at Precisionary Instruments
At Precisionary Instruments, we have almost two decades of customer service experience and microtome expertise. We have strategically built our brand to be trusted in
Microtome blades are used in microtomes to cut thin slices, or sections, of tissue samples for microscopic examination. The slices are typically less than 50
Compresstome Vibrating Microtomes, Rotary Microtomes, Vibratomes
What are the differences between a microtome and a vibratome?
Microtome, vibratome, vibrating microtome…you’ve heard so many different terms for this type of laboratory equipment. Let us help you clear up any confusions in terminology!
Compresstome Vibrating Microtomes, Rotary Microtomes, Vibratomes
New Partnership with Green Leaf Scientific
Precisionary Instruments and Greenleaf Scientific Announce Partnership to Help Streamline Tissue Sectioning in Life Sciences Precisionary Instruments LLC, a leading designer and manufacturer of tissue
Precisionary Rotary Microtomes in Action! We love helping scientists and clinicians get high quality tissue slices. With our new rotary microtome line, the best way to
Greetings! This week, you’ll meet our third and final rotary microtome model, the Precisionary Rotary Microtome RF-1000. This is our fully automated working machine, and it’s
Hello again! For this week, we’ll continue our brief but detailed introduction to our new Precisionary Rotary Microtome product line. Learn about this family of microtomes with
Hello! For this week and the next few weeks, we’d like to introduce you to each of our new rotary microtome models. Often, it’s super confusing
We at Precisionary Instruments have been making tissue slicers for over 15 years. Now, we would like to launch a brand new product line: ROTARY MICROTOMES!
Compresstome Vibrating Microtomes, Rotary Microtomes, Vibratomes
Music Therapy, the Harp, and the Brain
“Music is the medicine of the mind” — John A. Logan Think of a time when you listened to music and it influenced the way
