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Leica Metal Buffer Tray for VT Vibro 1000 and 1200 S Vibrating Microtomes 14048142084

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Microtome Type
Vibrating (Vibratome)
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Leica
New/Used
Used
Microtome Type
Vibrating (Vibratome)

Product description

Metal buffer tray for Leica VT Vibro 1000 and 1200 S microtomes, designed for buffer solution containment.

The Leica 14048142084 metal buffer tray is designed for use with Leica VT Vibro 1000 and VT Vibro 1200 S vibrating microtomes. It holds buffer solution during vibrating microtome sectioning of fresh tissue specimens.

Technical Specifications

  • Product type: Metal buffer tray
  • Material: Metal
  • Compatible instruments: Leica VT Vibro 1000 and VT Vibro 1200 S
  • Application: Buffer solution containment during vibratome sectioning
  • Leica part number: 14048142084

The robust metal construction supports chemical resistance and extended service life in laboratory environments. This vibrating microtome accessory is suitable for neuroscience, histology, biomedical research, and tissue-slicing workflows.

Condition

  • Used
  • Good condition
  • Fully functional

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Last updated 2 November 2026