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Rotary microtomes — selection and configuration
A rotary microtome produces thin sections of a prepared specimen for subsequent examination. Stable specimen feed, convenient block orientation and blade holder compatibility are key considerations for histology laboratories.
Select equipment and request a quotation
State your method, workload and required options to prepare a comparable quotation.
Choosing a rotary microtome
Compare section thickness ranges, adjustment increments, trimming settings, specimen travel and locking mechanisms. Manual, semi-automated and motorised designs suit different workloads. Specimen clamps, blade holders and accessories depend on the selected configuration.
Explore the Leica HistoCore BIOCUT manual microtome or browse more laboratory equipment for specimen preparation and analysis.
Model in the catalogue and comparison checklist
Leica HistoCore BIOCUT rotary microtome
| Parameter | Model information |
|---|---|
| Operation | Manual, mechanical |
| Section thickness | 1–60 µm |
| Adjustment increments | 1 µm from 1–10; 2 µm from 10–20; 5 µm from 20–60 |
| Trimming settings | 10 or 30 µm |
| Vertical specimen stroke | 70 ± 1 mm |
| Specimen retraction | 40 µm, can be disabled |
These details relate to this model listing. Confirm options and the final configuration against the delivery specification; follow the link for the current price or quotation request.
Manufacturer information and documents
Check the version, supply region and document revision. A series page may describe options that are not included in the specific configuration.
Configuration, pricing and procurement
For a quotation, specify the required configuration, number of instruments, installation city and services needed. Agree options, consumables, commissioning and staff familiarisation separately. Documentation, delivery times and warranty terms are specified in the quotation and contract. See the model page for its current price or quotation request option.
Questions before selection and procurement
How should the instrument fit a histology workflow?
Consider specimen type, preparation stage, workload and compatible cassettes, holders, blades or reagents. Match equipment characteristics to the laboratory method and the next processing stage.
Which model can I review in this category?
Leica HistoCore BIOCUT rotary microtome. The listing provides specifications, version details and a way to request pricing. Compare quotations using the exact model name and option list.
What should be considered for the HistoCore BIOCUT configuration?
The instrument includes handwheel locking mechanisms and a balancing system. Specimen clamps, orientation, blade holder and accessories depend on the configuration. Confirm the required accessories for your laboratory workflow.
How should a procurement specification be prepared?
Use the criteria in this rotary microtomes guide and add your operating, installation and compatibility requirements. Separate essential functions from preferred options, and specify quantities, documentation and acceptance criteria to compare complete configurations.