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Leica HI 1220 Paraffin Section Flattening Table for Clinical Histopathology

€416.5excl. VAT

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Product description

Temperature-controlled table for flattening paraffin sections onto microscope slides in histology laboratories.

The Leica HI 1220 Paraffin Section Flattening Table is designed for clinical histopathology and tissue histology workflows. Its temperature-controlled surface helps spread and flatten thin paraffin sections onto microscope slides, reducing folds and tears before microscopic examination.

  • Manufacturer: Leica
  • Model: HI 1220
  • Catalog number: 14042321474
  • Serial number: 8731/11/13
  • Year of manufacture: 2013
  • Application: Flattening paraffin sections for histology
  • Working surface: Temperature-controlled
  • Included equipment: 1 × Leica HI 1220 paraffin section flattening table
  • Condition: Good used condition; fully functional
  • Operational status: Heating surface and temperature control reported to function correctly

The Leica HI 1220 is commonly used in pathology laboratories alongside a Leica HI 1210 water bath, although no water bath is included with this listing. It is suitable for routine histology, clinical diagnostics, tissue processing, and paraffin-embedded specimen preparation.

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Last updated 19 October 2026