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Leica VT1200S Vibrating Microtome and S9E Stereo Zoom Microscope System (2021)

UsedLeicaMicroscopesGermany

€17,255excl. VAT

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Microscope Type
Stereo/Zoom
Microtome Type
Vibrating (Vibratome)
Head Type
Binocular
Detail
Motorized Sectioning
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Specifications 6

Brands
Leica
New/Used
Used
Microscope Type
Stereo/Zoom
Microtome Type
Vibrating (Vibratome)
Head Type
Binocular
Detail
Motorized Sectioning

Product description

Tested Leica VT1200S vibrating microtome with S9E stereo zoom microscope, ready for laboratory use.

This Leica VT1200S vibrating microtome and S9E stereo zoom microscope system was manufactured or configured for laboratory use in 2021. The system combines precision vibrating sectioning with stereo microscopy for specimen preparation, tissue analysis, and biomedical research.

  • Leica VT1200S vibrating microtome for controlled sectioning of biological and neurological tissue
  • Leica S9E stereo zoom microscope for stereoscopic specimen inspection and manipulation
  • Tested and reported as fully functional and ready for use
  • Suitable for neuroscience, histology, cell biology, life-science research, and biotechnology workflows
  • Applicable to tissue preparation, ex vivo analysis, microscopy-assisted dissection, and molecular biology research

Additional technical details and configuration information were not provided in the listing.

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Last updated 19 October 2026