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Leica Knifemaker Glass Knife Strips 8 mm × 25 mm × 400 mm 840032

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Product description

Optical glass strips for producing sharp knives for semi-thin and ultrathin electron microscopy sections.

Leica Knifemaker Glass Knife Strips 840032 are optical glass blanks used to produce glass knives with Leica Knifemaker systems. Their standardized 8 mm × 25 mm × 400 mm dimensions support compatibility with Leica knife-making equipment and consistent breaking performance.

These glass knife strips are suitable for preparing sharp knives used in semi-thin and ultrathin sectioning for electron microscopy and ultramicrotomy workflows. They are intended for laboratory researchers preparing resin-embedded biological, biomedical, and materials science specimens.

Technical specifications

  • Part number: 840032
  • Dimensions: 8 mm × 25 mm × 400 mm
  • Material: Optical glass
  • Compatibility: Leica Knifemaker
  • Application: Production of glass knives for semi-thin and ultrathin sections
  • Condition: New, unused, and in original packaging

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Last updated 19 October 2026