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Hand and Table Microtome with Razor

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$84.00

$ 33 .99 $33.99

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  • Stage Diameter: 80mm
  • Vertical lift : 20mm
  • Least count : 0.01mm


Hand & Table Microtome is used to cut thin sections of Microscopic materials, such as specimen parts of plants and animals. It is considered as the basic form of a microtome permitting microtomic cuts by hand in a quick and accurate way. The microtome is suitable for practical courses in microscopy, for field work during excursions, for school education and for a serious amateur of biology. A well constructed hand operated bench microtome can be securely attached to the edge of any bench, table or work surface with the help of fixing clamp. The section platform has a smooth wide flat top and durable glass surface to guide the sectioning razor & to protect the hand. The feed screw has fine and long threads so that the embedded material may be advanced very gradually to cut thin sections easily. The razor is made of surgical quality steel with 75mm cutting edge.


Jon E.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2023
I bought and returned this item because the item I received was not as it is shown in this product posting.1. The dial control for the feed screw was not the same as advertised. It was shorter, not as "beefy" looking as in the photo here.2. The photo shows the slicing platform as having a white profile, and it shows the platform as thick. The actual product had a thin platform, and the edge was not white.3. The slicing platform was metal, not glass -- it is advertised as glass.I had planned to give this a "1 star" rating, but I up-rated it to "2 stars". I had carefully examined all of the features of this and competitors' products, and I chose this one. It MAY be a good and usable product, but I did not try it -- I opted to return it unused for refund, and I bought from a different vendor here on Amazon. Mainly, I am very disappointed that the vendor did not provide the product with its features as advertised, but assumed that customers would just accept whatever the vendor sent.