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Leica RM2235 Manual Rotary Microtome for Routine Histology Sectioning, Histocore BIOCUT

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Microtome Type
Rotary
Section Thickness Range
1 to 60 µm
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Specifications 4

Brands
Leica
New/Used
Used
Microtome Type
Rotary
Section Thickness Range
1 to 60 µm

Product description

Manual rotary microtome for routine paraffin and resin sectioning with a 1–60 µm thickness range.

The Leica RM2235 manual rotary microtome, also known as the Histocore BIOCUT, is designed for routine histology and pathology sectioning. It produces serial sections from paraffin or resin-embedded tissue blocks for clinical, research, and high-throughput laboratory workflows.

  • Section thickness range: Typically 1–60 µm
  • Operation: Manual
  • Applications: Routine sectioning and paraffin sectioning
  • Design: Ergonomic handwheel, stable folding knife-securing mechanism, and robust metal construction
  • Manufacturer: Leica Biosystems
  • Catalog number: 050038602
  • Serial number / production date: 3405/11.2008, November 2008
  • Country of manufacture: Germany
  • Included: Operating manual on CD, Version 1.3, December 2008
  • Manual order number: 14 0500 80001

This used Leica rotary microtome is suitable for routine paraffin histology, pathology laboratories, biomedical research, and serial tissue sectioning. The unit is reported to be in good used condition and fully functional.

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Last updated 8 November 2026