Leica CM1950

The Cryostat with DualEcoTec cooling system

The New Leica CM1950 cryostat with DualEcoTec cooling system combines our well-known sectioning capabilities with a state-of-the-art refrigerant system. The improved instrument cooling supports you in enhancing your workflow and helps to reduce environmental impact.

For an efficient workflow, all instruments come with a spacious cryocabinet to facilitate handling of multiple specimens. The cryostat provides sufficient space to organize your tools, blades, freezing media, and glass slides.

Type of Solution

Frozen-section preparation

Primary Laboratory Setting

Academic or Research Laboratory, Clinical Histopathology, Intraoperative or Mohs Laboratory, Reference or Central Laboratory

Core Application

Frozen Section, Rapid or Same-Day Processing, Research or Biobanking, Routine Diagnosis

Tissue Compatibility

Delicate or Fragmented Tissue, Fatty Tissue, Fresh or Frozen Tissue, Routine Soft Tissue, Small Biopsies

Automation

Assisted

Working Mode

Random Access, Rapid or STAT Processing

Protocol Flexibility

Adjustable protocol parameters, Specimen-specific protocols, Stored laboratory protocols

Quality Control & Monitoring

Alerts and exception handling, Contamination-control features, Temperature monitoring

Downstream App. Compatibility

Histochemical special stains, Immunofluorescence (IF), Immunohistochemistry (IHC), In situ hybridisation (ISH/FISH), Routine H&E examination

Reagent & Consumable Model

Reusable accessories, Third-party consumables supported, Third-party reagents supported

Lab Requirements & Safety

Requirement: chemical handling and waste, Requirement: electrical supply, Safety: enclosed reagent handling, Safety: ergonomic adjustment, Safety: interlocks or emergency stop, Safety: splash or physical guards

Frozen Specimen Capacity

11–20

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