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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Bright Instrument
Model: 5030

Location: United States, Minnesota

Negotiable

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349857034

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Leitz
Model: Rotary Microtome 1512

Location: United States, Minnesota

Negotiable

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572378526

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: IEC
Model: Minitome

Location: United States, Texas

1500 1,500

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595481399

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Sakura
Model: Tissue-Tek CRYO 2000

Location: United States, South Carolina

2895 2,895

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928292342

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Miles
Model: Tissue-Tek

Location: Canada, Newfoundland and Labrador

Negotiable

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816833251

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Medimeas
Model: MCM-AT

Location: India, Haryana

15000 15,000

2010

1104346019

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Leica Microsystems
Model: CM 3050

Location: United States, Michigan

21000 21,000

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425708302

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Leica Microsystems
Model: CM 3000

Location: United States, Michigan

15000 15,000

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443940024

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Miles
Model: Tissue-Tek II

Location: United States, Florida

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695483439

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Miles
Model: Tissue-Tek II 4553

Location: United States, South Carolina

1000 1,000

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263539706

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Reichert
Model: Cryocut 1800

Location: United States, Florida
Rating: 100%

7200 7,200

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863784586

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Janis Research
Model: 8 DT

Location: United States, Massachusetts
Rating: 100%

4500 4,500

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135277093

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Microm International
Model: HM 500 OM

Location: United States, Connecticut
Rating: 73%

7999 7,999

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763522936

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Richard-allan
Model: HM 505N

Location: United States, Kentucky
Rating: 95%

Negotiable

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738853143

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Device: Cryostat
Manufacturer: Miles
Model: Tissue-Tek II 4553

Location: United States, Minnesota
Rating: 92%

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The model & manufacturer of the marked items have changed due to an acquisition between companies, and are also known as:

Current Manufacturer / Model Name	Alternative Manufacturer / Model Name
Microm International / HM 500 OM	Richard-allan / HM 500 OM
Microm International / HM 505N	Richard-allan / HM 505N

Cryostat may also be referred to as :

Refrigerated Cryostat | Frozen Section Microtom | Freezing Microtome | Cryostats | Cryo-Microtome | Microtome, Cryostat

Tips for buying Cryostat

1. To protect the operator during use, cryostat devices should have a knife guard. To ensure that the specimen is being processed under the right conditions, the chamber temperature should be displayed.
2. Some additional important features should be considered as well, including an antiroll device to prevent the specimen from curling while it is being cut, and an automatic defrost function to simplify maintenance of the product.
3. More than one compressor for the refrigerated cryostat system is desirable, to ensure that appropriate temperatures are maintained and to provide a backup if one compressor fails.
4. Based on the complexity of the refrigerated cryostat system and the selected features, prices of cryostat freezing microtomes vary considerably. Before making a decision, facilities should make careful considerations.
5. The cleaning and decontaminating of the freezing microtome holds a risk of injury, and is therefore an important safety issue. Self-cleaning/decontaminating features, such as a biocidal solution flush, could eliminate exposure to potentially infectious tissue and are recommended investments, even though they may add costs.
6. Before purchasing a freezing microtome knife sharpener, facilities need to consider staff time, disposable costs, and the cost of maintenance. Some cryostat suppliers offer sharpening services via mail, which can be useful in busy laboratories where technologist time is at a premium. Laboratories should have enough reserve blades to prevent the waiting time while the blade is being sharpened.
7. A sharpener that can sharpen blades of various materials and shapes is beneficial for histology laboratories that use several blade types for sectioning samples for different procedures or applications.
8. Using disposable freezing microtome blades, for which long-term replacement costs can be high, is less cost-effective than using a versatile, low maintenance sharpener.
9. Automated sharpeners have significantly reduced the amount of operator involvement in knife sharpening. One drawback is the length of time it takes the device to sharpen a refrigerated cryostat blade.