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Leitz 20945 Rare Antique Screw Microtome

UsedLeicaMicrotomesGermany

€595excl. VAT

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Product description

Tested Leitz 20945 antique screw microtome, fully functional and ready for laboratory use.

The Leitz 20945 is a rare antique screw microtome designed for producing thin sections of biological and material specimens. This manual microtome is suitable for historical laboratory equipment collections, microscopy demonstrations, and researchers interested in traditional specimen-preparation techniques.

  • Brand: Leitz
  • Model: 20945
  • Type: Screw microtome
  • Condition: Tested and fully functional
  • Status: Ready for use

The instrument may be relevant to classical histology, microscopy education, biological research, and archival laboratory equipment applications. No section-thickness range, motorized sectioning system, or knife holder configuration is specified in the listing.

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Last updated 19 October 2026