HM 430 Sliding Microtome

The Epredia sliding microtome HM 430 is an in vitro diagnostic device, designed to take precision sections of tissue specimens including the sectioning of paraffin embedded samples in medical and pharmaceutical laboratories as necessary preparation for their examination and subsequent diagnosis.
| Type of Solution | Microtomy and section transfer |
|---|---|
| Primary Laboratory Setting | Academic or Research Laboratory, Clinical Histopathology, Pharmaceutical or Contract Research Laboratory, Reference or Central Laboratory |
| Core Application | Research or Biobanking, Routine Diagnosis |
| Tissue Compatibility | Bone or Calcified Tissue, Large Resections, Routine Soft Tissue, Whole-Mount Specimens |
| Automation | Assisted |
| Working Mode | Random Access |
| Protocol Flexibility | Adjustable protocol parameters |
| Specimen & Derivative Tracking | No identification or tracking function |
| Quality Control & Monitoring | No built-in QC or monitoring |
| Downstream App. Compatibility | Histochemical special stains, Immunohistochemistry (IHC), Routine H&E examination |
| Reagent & Consumable Model | Reusable accessories, Third-party consumables supported |
| Lab Requirements & Safety | Safety: ergonomic adjustment, Safety: splash or physical guards |
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