Quality and Experience

Operating Manual
pfm Rotary 3004 M
Please read this operating manual
carefully before using the instrument
for the first time and make certain
that you are familiar with the method
of operation as well as the instrument’s
operating elements to ensure that it
is used in the correct way.

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Note

Note
Dear customer!

Please read this operating manual carefully before using the instrument for the first time and
make certain that you are familiar with the method of operation as well as the instrument‘s
operating elements to ensure that it is used in the correct way.

Serial number:

Above, please enter the serial number of your instrument, which can be found on the nameplate.

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 Contents

Part 1 – Safety instructions  4

1.1 Microtome safety devices 4
1.2 Operating the instrument 4
1.3 General precautions 4

Part 2 – Introduction 5
2.1 Views of the pfm Rotary 3004 M 5
2.2 Benefits of the pfm Rotary 3004 M 6
2.3 Details of the pfm Rotary 3004 M 6
2.4 Technical data of the pfm Rotary 3004 M 6
2.5 Device type/nameplate 7
2.6 Scope of delivery 7

Part 3 – Operating instructions 8

3.1 Unpacking and setting up 8
3.2 Sectioning 8
3.3 Section thickness adjustment 8
3.4 Section counter 9
3.5 Coarse adjustment of the object 9
3.6 Fine adjustment of the object 9
3.7 Trimming device/first incision 10
3.8 Mounting the object 10
3.9 Standard object clamp 10
3.10 Universal cassette clamp 10
3.11 Object orientation 11
3.12 Adjusting orientable adapter 11
3.13 Changing the object mounting device 11
3.14 Handwheel lock 12
3.15 Knife holder 12
3.16 Knife holder base 12
3.17 Disposable blade holder upper jaw low profile (narrow blade) 13
3.18 Knife holder mounting device 13
3.19 Section waste tray 14

Part 4 – Working with the microtome 15

4.1 Preparing, embedding and sectioning the object 15
4.2 Preparing the microtome 15
4.3 Information about how to avoid problems 15
4.4 Troubleshooting
4.5 Malfunktions 16

Part 5 – Maintenance, cleaning and care  17

5.1 Maintenance 17
5.2 Cleaning and care 17
5.3 Returning the microtome for repair or maintenance 17
5.4 Warranty 17
5.5 Declaration of Conformity 17

Part 6 – Accessories 18

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Safety instructions

Part 1 – Safety instructions

Please read this operating manual carefully before using the pfm Rotary 3004 M. Make certain
that you are familiar with its control elements and the method of operation. Please observe
the following precaution measures during each operawhe instrument. Failure to observe these
precaution measures is contrary to the recognized technical regulations and to the intended use
of the instrument.

If the above rule is violated, pfm medical ag shall assume no liability.

1.1 Microtome safety devices

The instrument incorporates the following safety devices:

Finger protection on the knife holder Handwheel lock

Before manipulating the knife, knife holder or object, When setting up the object and the knife, the
or changing the object, always cover the cutting edge handwheel must be locked in order to avoid any
with the finger guard! risk of injury during this procedure.

1.2 Operating the instrument

▸ Take care when handling knives or disposable blades.
The cutting edge is extremely sharp and may cause severe
injury.
▸ When setting up the object and the knife, the handwheel
must be locked in order to reduce any risk of injury during
this procedure. Please use the finger gurad.
▸ If possible, set up the object first before clamping
the knife/blade holder into the knife holder.
▸ A knife or blade holder not in use should always be
kept in the knife box.
▸N  ever try to catch a falling knife/blade holder.
▸ Take care during sectioning and when removing
section.
▸ When sectioning take all necessary safety precautions
(e.g. wear protective goggles and face mask when sectioning
brittle material).

1.3 General precautions

Risk of infection
When working with infectious materials, appropriate
safety measures must be implemented. The specimens used
may potentially be infectious. The general laboratory rules
regarding protection against infections must therefore be
observed.
Risk of radioactivity
When working with radioactive materials, the applicable
radiation protection regulations must be followed.
Protective clothing must be worn in accordance with
the rules and regulations that apply in the respective
laboratory for handling radioactively contaminated
materials. For the disposal of radioactive waste, the
applicable regulations will apply in each instance.

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Part 2 – Introduction

2.1 Views of the pfm Rotary 3004 M

1 Reset button
2 Section counter display
3 Coarse feed wheel
4 Universal cassette clamp
5 Trimming device
6 Clamping lever for
1 clearance angle
2 8 adjustment
3 7 Clamping lever for knife
9
holder
8 Section thickness
4 adjustment
9 Clamping lever for object
5 orientation
6

10 Finger guard
11 Pressure plate
12 Knife holder
13 Section waste tray
14 Handwheel
15 Adjusting screws for
object orientation
16 Handwheel lock
14
17 Clamping lever for
15
pressure plate
10 18 Scale for the knife
11 setting angle

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2.2 Benefits of the pfm Rotary 3004 M

Horizontal and vertical cross-roller bearing system
In routine use, the backlash- and maintenance-free vertical
cross-roller bearing system causes less fatigue. The horizontal
object motion function, which is also equipped with a cross-
roller bearing system, is free from backlash and prevents
vibrations.
Infeed
The instrument is equipped with a manual coarse feed
system and an easily operable two-step trimming device,
which allows for fast and easy approach of the object to the
bladeholder. The feed from 0.5 μm to 60 μm is made via the
section thickness adjustment.
Section counter
A battery-operated section counter counts the total number
of sections made. Each turn of the handwheel increases the
counter by one. The counter can be reset to zero by using the
reset function.
Two-step trimming device
Additionally the microtome is equipped with a two-step
trimming device.
Retraction
Retraction of the object is activated automatically, thus
helping to conserve both the knife or blade and the object.

Quick release system for object clamps Finger guard

The quick release system, for both the universal cassette An integrated finger guard provides the required protection
clamp and the standard object clamp, together with the in the area of the knife/blade.
object orientation system make it possible to adjust the
angle at which the knife approaches the block, and results
in the quick and easy preparation of tissue sections.

2.3 Details of the pfm Rotary 3004 M

▸ Ergonomic design ▸ Retraction system
▸ Backlash- and maintenance-free horizontal and vertical ▸ Trimming device
cross-roller bearing system ▸ Section counter
▸ Smooth-running handwheel ▸ Finger guard
▸ Handwheel locking system in each position ▸ Section waste tray
▸ Quick change system for object clamps ▸ Anodised surface, easy to clean
▸ Ease of object orientation

2.4 Technical data of the pfm Rotary 3004 M

▸ Coarse feed: manually via coarse feed wheel
▸ Fine feed: manually via handwheel
▸ Section thickness: 0.5 - 60 μm
▸ Setting range: 0.5 - 10 μm in 0.5 μm steps /
10 - 20 μm in 1 μm steps / 20 - 60 μm in 5 μm steps
▸ T rimming device: two trimming steps 10 μm and 20 μm
▸ Retraction: 40 μm
▸H  orizontal range: 30 mm
▸ Vertical range: 70 mm
▸O  bject orientation: x- and y-axes universal 8°
z-axis up to 360°
▸M  aximum sample size:
▸ Universal cassette clamp, standard embedding cassettes
▸ Standard object clamp large, sample size 45 x 60 mm
▸ Universal cassette clamp large, super mega embedding
cassettes
▸ Dimensions (W/D/H): 450 x 530 x 275 mm
▸ Weight: 38 kg

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2.5 Device type/nameplate

The nameplate is attached to the back of the instrument.
The figure below is only an example.

2.6 Scope of delivery

pfm Rotary 3004 M
REF: 0300410

Including
1 Disposable blade holder complete, low profile (narrow blade)
1 Section waste tray
1 Protective cover
1 Operating manual IFU2003004
Without object clamp

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Part 3 – Operating instructions

3.1 Unpacking and setting up

▸ Disassemble the packaging and remove the instrument.
▸ Do not carry or lift the instrument by the handwheel,
knife holder or coarse feed wheel.
▸ P lease observe the instructions contained in the package.
▸ The microtome should be positioned on a stable,
vibration-free table.
▸ If other instruments in the vicinity of the microtome
generate vibrations, these can interfere with the
sectioning process.
▸ The room temperature should always be between + 10 °C
and + 40 °C.
▸ Relative air humidity should not exceed 80 %.

The operator is responsible for checking that the instrument is working properly and safely. The operator
shall assume responsibility for any use of special equipment and/or materials for operating the instrument.

3.2 Sectioning
The sectioning function of the pfm
Rotary 3004 M is operated manually
by turning the handwheel clockwise.
The section is produced during the
downward movement of the object.
1
The upward movement of the object
is achieved by turning the handwheel
further. Mechanical retraction is
activated during this upward
movement, in order to reduce the
wear of the knife/blade and object.

1 Handwheel

3.3 Section thickness adjustment

The required section thickness is
adjusted by turning the rotary knob
which clearly latches. The selected
1 value is displayed on the index
marking.
Pre-selectable section thicknesses
range from 0.5 μm to 60 μm, as follows:
from 0.5 μm up to 10 μm in steps of 0.5 μm
from 10 μm up to 20 μm in steps of 1 μm
from 20 μm up to 60 μm in steps of 5 μm

1 Section thickness adjustment

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3.4 Section counter

A battery-driven section counter is
used to add up the sections performed.
1 After each turn of the handwheel the
counter increases by one. The section
counter can be reset to zero with the
reset button.

1 Section counter

3.5 Coarse adjustment of the object

1 position is reached using the coarse
1 Coarse feed wheel
The quick change of the distance
between the blade edge and the object
is achieved using the coarse adjustment
wheel. As soon as the rear or front end
adjustment wheel, a clutch system
is activated in order to prevent any
mechanical collision of components
against the micrometer mechanism.
In the front end area, the clutch has
to be released manually by pressing
the coarse adjustment wheel against
the microtome and simultaneously
turning it against the adjustment
direction. In the rear end area, the
clutch releases itself during the regular
adjustment process via the selected
section thickness or when the trimming
device is being activated. You can also
release the clutch in the rear end area
by pressing against the microtome
and simultaneously turning it in the
adjustment direction.

1 WARNNING
Caution! A red marker on the
2 object support also indicates
that the front or rear end
position of the horizontal
stroke has been reached.

1 Rear end position

2 Front end position

3.6 Fine adjustment of the object

The fine adjustment is made
automatically via the selected section
thickness by turning the handwheel.

1 Handwheel

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3.7 Trimming device/first incision

Coarse adjustment can also be made button pushed in the selected position.
via the trimming device, in two The two-step system has a clear
trimming steps of 10 μm and 20 μm. latching point and is easy to use
The trimming device is positioned at even when turning the handwheel.
the front on the bottom left; during
the trimming process, keep the
1

1 Trimming device

3.8 Mounting the object

The object is mounted using different
clamping systems. An orientable
adapter allows easy alignment of the
1 object to the sectioning level. The
orientable adapter can be screwed to
the appropriate clamp if needed.
WARNING
Caution! It is imperative
that the handwheel be locked
when working in the object
orientation area.

1 Adapter orientable

3.9 Standard object clamp

The standard object clamp is used for
paraffin or plastic blocks of a square or
rectangular shape.

3.10 Universal cassette clamp

The universal cassette clamp, which
is operated via the clamping lever, is
used for mounting standard embedding
cassettes. The clamping lever must be
pulled upward to insert or withdraw
an embedding cassette.
WARNING
Caution! The contact surfaces
on the cheeks of the object
clamps must be free of any
residual paraffin. Otherwise
proper clamping cannot be
guaranteed.

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3.11 Object orientation

In order to move the object to the
required position, the clamping lever
must first be loosened (red marker
1 point at the top). Movement of the
2 object along the x- and y-axes of about
8° in each direction is possible
using the coaxial adjusting screws.
The clamping lever is set to the clamp
position as soon as the required
position is reached. The set position is
then fixed.

1 Clamping lever
2 Adjusting screws for object
orientation

3.12 Adjusting the orientable adapter

To adjust the clamping of the orientable
adapter, first insert a screwdriver in
the hole in the adapter to fix it firmly.
Unscrew the nut with a 13 mm open
spanner. Then use an 8 mm open
spanner to screw the threaded brass
1
bolt inwards or outwards as required
2 and tighten the nut again with the
3 13 mm spanner. To test the clamping
insert the adapter in the guide bore
and tighten it with the clamping lever.
If fixation is not adequate the process
must be repeated and the brass bolt
must be adjusted in the required
direction. It must be possible to fix the
clamping lever at an angle of about 45°
in both directions.

1 Adapter hole
2 Nut
3 Threaded brass bolt

3.13 Changing the object mounting device

To change the object clamp, loosen the
1 clamping lever and remove it from the
guide bore. Both adjusting screws must
be turned as far as the red markers. Then
2 the entire object mounting device, or
the clamp together with the orientable
adapter, can be removed forwards. The
new object clamp is fitted in reverse
3 order. Please observe the guide bore
position in the adapter to allow
reinsertion of the clamping lever. After
each exchange, check to see if the
clamping lever is sufficiently clamped.
Vibrations etc. can occur while
sectioning if it is not properly clamped!

1 Clamping lever
2 Adjusting screws for object
orientation
3 Adapter orientable

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3.14 Handwheel lock

The handwheel can be locked within
360°. To lock it, the slide of the
handwheel lock is pushed all the way
back. To release the lock the slide must
again be pushed (in the opposite
1
direction).
2

1 Handwheel
2 Handwheel lock

3.15 Knife holder

The knife holder consists of the knife WARNING
holder base and the disposable blade C AU T ION! It i s i mp er at ive
1 holder upper jaw. In order to facilitate t h at t he f i n ger g u a rd b e
the cleaning of the upper jaw of the ac t iv ate d a nd t he h a ndwhe el
knife holder, the pressure plate and b e lo c ke d du r i n g a l l work on
2
the contact surface, the finger guard is t he k n i fe holder. The p o s it ion
„only“ clipped on both sides and can of t he c l a mpi n g le ver on t he
3 be detached. k n i fe holder c a n b e adju s te d
a s ap propr i ate (3 6 0°).

1 Finger guard
2 Disposable blade holder upper jaw
3 Knife holder base

3.16 Knife holder base

The knife holder base is used for
mounting the upper jaw of the knife
holder and is fixed to the base plate
of the microtome above the knife
holder mounting device. The knife
holder base can be released or clamped
1 1 with the knife holder clamping levers
on the left and right.
2

1 Knife holder base 1 Knife holder base

2 Knife holder clamping lever

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3.17 Disposable blade holder upper jaw, low profile (narrow blade)
1
2 3
4 the pressure plate (right hand side) all
1 Pressure plate
2 Clamping lever clearance angle
adjustment
3 Clamping lever pressure plate
4 Knife angle scale
1 1
1 Disposable blade holder upper jaw
Low profile (narrow blade)
3.18 Knife holder mounting device
1 Knife holder clamping lever
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In order to fix the microtome blade
with the pressure plate in the upper
jaw of the disposable blade holder, the
gap between the pressure plate and the
mounting rail must first be opened. To
do this, move the clamping lever for
the way to its stop. Insert the blade.
During insertion of the blade, the
pressure plate should be pushed down
at the lower end to make best possi-
ble use of the gap. The clamping of the
blade is also made using this clamping
lever. The clearance angle is adjusted
1 Disposable blade holder upper jaw
High profile (wide blade)
The knife holder mounting device is
operated via the clamping levers on the
left and right hand side. The mounting
device and the precision guide must be
free of any residual paraffin and should
be cleaned regularly.
Operating instructions
via the scale on the knife holder base
and the index on the disposable blade
holder upper jaw. The clearance angle
adjustment is released or clamped using
the clamping lever on the left hand
side. Under usual circumstances a
clearance angle setting of 10° is
recommended for the pfm Rotary 3004 M.
The upper jaw of the disposable blade
holder is available either as a low
profile blade holder for narrow blades
or as a high profile blade holder for
wide blades.
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3.19 Section waste tray

The section waste tray is anodised and
therefore easy to clean. It is slipped onto
microtome on two guide rails at the
inside and positioned so that it is felt
to latch.

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Part 4 – Working with the microtome

4.1 Preparing, embedding and sectioning the object

The objects must be properly prepared and embedded in are used for embedding. Depending on the embedding
suitable media before sectioning. Different forms and form, the object is mounted, in the standard object clamp
rectangular specimens as well as the embedding cassette or in the universal cassette clamp and then sectioned.

4.2 Preparing the microtome

Coarse advance is made by turning the coarse feed wheel (see marking) and 20 μm (press trimming button to its stop
until the object and the blade edge touch.The start of the and keep pressed) must be observed. When the required
sectioning procedure (incision) can be accelerated using the layer depth is reached, continue the process by turning the
trimming device. When doing so, the ranges from 10 μm handwheel, using the pre-selected section thickness.

4.3 Information about how to avoid problems

Specimen preparation Clearance angle
When preparing the specimen, the correct fixation The knife clearance angle should be selected depending on
and embedding medium should be selected as well the specimen.
as drainage and infiltration times observed.
Sectioning speed
Specimen temperature The harder the material, the slower the sectioning speed.
Heating of paraffin specimen through direct sunlight
or other heat sources should be avoided, otherwise the Selection of the FEATHER® microtome blades
paraffin will become soft so that it will no longer be Information can be obtained directly from pfm medical ag
possible to section the specimen. or from our responsible sales representative.
service@pfmmedical.com
Clamping screws T +49 (0)2236 9641-220
Tighten all clamping screws on the knife holder and F +49 (0)2236 9641-51
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4.4 Troubleshooting
Defect
Thick/Thin sections
Hand wheel does not run
smoothly
Vibration while sectioning
Sections compressed/ wrinkled
Ribbon sectioning is not
possible
Crooked sections
Sections rolls up
Sections too thick
4.5 Malfunctions
Defect
No infeed during sectioning or
trimming of the sample
Handwheel is hard to turn
Noise when coarse feed wheel
is turned
The clamping eccentric cannot
be fully tightened
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Possible cause
Microtome blade is insufficiently clamped
in the knife holder
Knife holder is insufficiently clamped
Object holder is insufficiently clamped
Incorrect knife holder clearance angle
Handwheel lock
Object holder is insufficiently clamped
Knife holder/pressure plate is insufficiently
clamped
Microtome blade in knife holder
Incorrect knife holder clearance angle
Paraffin block too warm
Incorrect knife holder clearance angle
Knife holder/pressure plate is insufficiently
clamped
Lateral edges of the block are not parallel
Blade edge and block are not parallel
Pressure plate is insufficiently clamped
Freiwinkel am Messerhalter falsch gewählt
Microtome blade is still too sharp
Object holder is insufficiently clamped
Knife holder/pressure plate is insufficiently
clamped
Paraffin block too warm
Possible cause
The object has reached the front position
Slide block
Initial micrometer nut tension is not
sufficient
Clamping of the adapter is not correctly
adjusted
Elimination
Check the clamping and clean
Check the clamping and clean
Check the clamping and clean
Check, adjust the clearance angle (10°)
Check operation/latching and clean
Check the clamping and clean
Check the clamping and clean
Check, adjust position, clean
Check, adjust the clearance angle (10°)
Cool down the block
Check, adjust the clearance angle (10°)
Check the clamping and clean
Move them into a parallel position
Align the block
Check the clamping and clean
Check, adjust the clearance angle (10°)
Longer trimming time required
Check the clamping and clean
Check the clamping and clean
Cool down the block
Elimination
Move the object backwards by turning the
coarse feed wheel
Check setting of slide block
Adjust micrometer nut
Adjust clamping of adapter (see 3.6)
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Part 5 – Maintenance, cleaning and care

5.1 Maintenance
In order to guarantee the sectioning quality and operation of remains in faultless condition. Details can be obtained from
the rotary microtome, annual routine maintenance should your local sales representative or directly from pfm medical ag.
be carried out by a qualified service technician. pfm medical ag
can service your instrument to ensure that it always

5.2 Cleaning and care

It is recommended that the microtome be cleaned acting cleaning agents or solvents as these could damage
depending on the degree of dirt contamination and the paint or any parts made of plastic. The cross roller
frequency of operation. To do this, mild household cleaning guides are protected against dirt and need not be cleaned
agents are suitable. Please do not use any aggressively under normal circumstances.

5.3 Returning the microtome for repair or maintenance

Generally, repair or maintenance work is carried out locally Cologne. In this case, please use the original packaging only.
on site. If this should not be possible for any special If you do not have it any more, please contact our staff.
reasons, the device can be sent to pfm medical ag in

5.4 Warranty
The device has been carefully checked and tested by us. To assert a claim under this undertaking, the device involved
However, in the event of any defect, apart from minor defects, in the complaint must be sent to us, at the customer‘s
occurring in a device or spare part distributed by us up to one expense and risk, with a detailed description of the defect
year from delivery, we undertake to remedy the defect to the complained of, specifying the purchase order number, delivery
extent specified below, without prejudice to any statutory or note number and invoice number. Our address is as follows:
other contractual claims, even where the defect was not pfm medical ag, Wankelstraße 60, 50996 Köln, Germany.
present on delivery to the customer, provided that there
has been no unauthorized interference with the device by Claims under this undertaking expire 6 months from
third parties. This does not include any assurance of the assertion of the claim, but not before the end of the claim
equipment being free of wear and tear, or any guarantee of the period. This undertaking and any claims, rights and
constitution or durability of the device. obligations arising therefrom are subject solely to the material
law of the Federal Republic of Germany, to the exclusion of
The remedying of defects under this undertaking shall be standards of International Private Law and UN Law on the
carried out, at our discretion, by the replacement or repair Sale of Goods. Our general supply and payment terms apply as
of defective parts. Spare parts may be supplied for up to supplementary conditions.
5 years after the delivery of the device. Any warranty claims
on the part of the customer beyond the preceding are
hereby excluded, without prejudice to any statutory or other
contractual claims. This applies in particular to any claims for
compensation for damage, consequential damage or costs
relating to the defect. The transport of the device to us and
return transport during this period shall be at the customer‘s
risk.

5.5 Declaration of Conformity

The current Declaration of Conformity form can be found
on our website: http://www.pfmmedical.com.

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Part 6 – Accessories
Universal cassette clamp
REF 010003
▸ Object clamp to be used with
orientable adapter or fixed
adapter
▸ Quick-release clamp system-
for all available cassettes
▸ Crossways and lengthways-
clamping possible
Universal cassette clamp,
orientable
REF 013019
▸ Universal cassette clamp,
orientable
▸ Quick-release clamp system
for all available cassettes
▸ Crossways and lengthways
clamping possible

Standard object clamp Standard object clamp,

REF 010004 orientable
▸ Object clamp to be used with REF 010044
orientable adapter or fixed ▸ Orientable version with
adapter adapter
▸ Maximum specimen size: ▸ Maximum specimen size:
40 x 45 mm 40 x 45 mm

Universal cassette clamp Universal cassette clamp

large
REF 013022
▸ Object clamp to be used with
orientable adapter or fixed
adapter
▸ Quick-release clamp system
for large embedding cassettes
▸ Crossways and lengthways
clamping possible
large, orientable
REF 013020
▸ Orientable version with
adapter
▸ Quick-release clamp system
for large embedding cassettes
▸ Crossways and lengthways
clamping possible

Standard object clamp Standard object clamp

large large, orientable
REF 013010 REF 013009
▸ Non-orientable version for ▸ Orientable version with
direct adaptation adapter
▸ For large specimens ▸ For large specimens
▸ Maximum specimen size ▸ Maximum specimen size
45 x 60 mm 45 x 60 mm

Adapter orientable Adapter fixed

REF 013016 REF 030055
▸ The orientable adapter is sui- ▸ Adapter for direct adaptation
table for pfm Slide and Rotary
microtomes.
▸ For object orientation

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Disposable blade holder, Disposable blade holder,

upper jaw, low profile
REF 030052
▸ For use with low profile
disposable microtome blades
(narrow blades).
▸ Removable pressure plate
▸ Easy to clean
upper jaw, high profile
REF 030053
▸ For use with high profile
disposable microtome blades
(wide blades).
▸ Removable pressure plate
▸ Easy to clean

Standard knife holder, Knife holder base

upper jaw REF 030051
REF 030064 ▸ Designed to hold the upper jaw
▸ For use with steel and of the disposable blade holder
tungsten carbide knives up to ▸ Fixed to the microtome base
16 cm length. plate using the knife holder
▸ With finger guard mounting device
▸ Removable
▸ Easy to clean
Section waste tray
REF 030050
▸ Material: anodised aluminium
▸ Easy to clean

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Contact
Should you have any questions our Customer
Solutions Team is happy to advise you.

service@pfmmedical.com
+49 (0)2236 9641-220
+49 (0)2236 9641-51

pfm medical ag Certified according to

Wankelstraße 60 DIN EN ISO 13485
50996 Köln
Germany

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