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Cryostat microtome in good mechanical order for parts or repairs.
The Leica Cryocut 1800, also known as the Reichert-Jung CM1800, is a specialized microtome employed for creating thin sections of frozen samples in histology and pathology laboratories. This unit was removed from a university lab where it was deemed surplus. The cosmetic condition of the unit is reasonably good, and it remains in good mechanical order. However, it failed the Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) due to insulation issues; as a result, comprehensive testing could not be performed. This equipment is thus being sold for spares or repair, with the following specifications: Cat No. 042019409 and Serial No. 25320449.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
