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Leica UC7

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Section thickness range
1 nm to 15 µm
Cryo-sectioning temperature range
-15°C to -185°C
Cryo-chamber temperature range
-15°C to -185°C
Knife stage movement
Motorized North-South and East-West
Anti-static function
Leica EM CRION ionizer
Availability
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Lead time
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Specifications 14

Brands
Leica
New/Used
Used
Section thickness range
1 nm to 15 µm
Cryo-sectioning temperature range
-15°C to -185°C
Cryo-chamber temperature range
-15°C to -185°C
Knife stage movement
Motorized North-South and East-West
Anti-static function
Leica EM CRION ionizer
User profiles
Up to 100 different user/specimen/knife profiles
Illumination modes
Top light, backlight, transmitted light, spot illumination
Control interface
Touchscreen control unit
Cryo-chamber attachment
Leica EM FC7
Cryo-chamber features
Anti-static device and micromanipulator
Availability
Procurable
Lead time
Confirmed with your quote

Product description

Ultramicrotome with touchscreen control, eucentric stereomicroscope, AutoTrim, and cryo-sectioning to -180°C.

Leica EM UC7 is a state-of-the-art ultramicrotome designed for the preparation of semi- and ultra-thin sections, as well as smooth surfaces of biological and industrial samples, facilitating high-resolution imaging in transmission electron microscopy (TEM), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), atomic force microscopy (AFM), and light microscopy (LM).

Key features:

  • Eucentric movement of the stereomicroscope observation system: Allows examination of sections without loss of ergonomic posture, even with lowered water levels.
  • Touchscreen control unit: Enables fast and safe alignment of knife and specimen, with help files and prompts for beginners.
  • AutoTrim function: Simplifies the trimming process with programmable knife and cutting movements.
  • LED illumination: Provides standard, backlight, transmitted light, and spot illumination for enhanced visibility during sectioning.
  • Cryo-sectioning capability: When paired with the Leica EM FC7 cryo chamber, it enables sectioning at temperatures as low as -180°C, suitable for frozen-hydrated specimens and soft materials like polymers and hydrogels.

Applications:

  • Biological research: Preparation of ultra-thin sections for cellular and subcellular analysis.
  • Materials science: Sectioning of polymers, rubbers, and other soft materials for structural examination.
  • Biotechnology: Essential for sample preparation in bioprocessing, gene editing, and synthetic biology workflows.

Commonly used in:

  • University laboratories
  • Biomedical research centres
  • Clinical environments
  • Biotechnology companies

The Leica EM UC7 was introduced in 2018 and remains a critical tool in sample preparation for advanced microscopy applications.

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Last updated 23 October 2026