Versatool Kit for Cryosectioning
The Versatool is a multi-functional pathology instrument for frozen tissue sectioning (cryosectioning) that replaces endless non-specialized props currently used to cut frozen sections.
Highlights:
- Large, ergonomic handle reduces fatigue in the fingers. Handle contours improve grip and allow for better movement control during sectioning.
- A blunt knife is integrated into the handle, allowing for easy trimming of excess embedding medium to better prepare sample for sectioning.
- Tips do not have metal elements, which can lead to negative side effects caused by temperature changes and static electricity.
The Versatool is a multi-functional pathology instrument for frozen tissue sectioning (cryosectioning) that replaces endless non-specialized props currently used to cut frozen sections.
Highlights:
- Large, ergonomic handle reduces fatigue in the fingers. Handle contours improve grip and allow for better movement control during sectioning.
- A blunt knife is integrated into the handle, allowing for easy trimming of excess embedding medium to better prepare sample for sectioning.
- Tips do not have metal elements, which can lead to negative side effects caused by temperature changes and static electricity.
Specifications
| Dimensions: | 10.0 x 10.0 x 10.0 |
| Product Type: | Kit |
| Shipped: | Ambient temperature |
Documentation
Versatool Kit includes:
- Double-pointed handle with integrated knife
- Fine firm natural bristle tip
- Fine medium synthetic filament tip
- Large flat tip, ideal for cleanup
- Benchtop tip holder
Versatool Diagram
A dual tip design along with the integrated knife reduces the need for tool changes during a sampling. Specialized interchangelable tips attach magnetically to both ends of the handle. A wide variety of tips are available, including a variety of fine brushes, a large clean-up brush, and a flexible tip for specialized applications.
Video DemonstrationVersatool Frozen Sectioning Tutorial
References
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