| Freezing Shelf |
Operating temperature -40 °C to 40 °C Minimum temperature -60 °C (+50°C) Specimen holder freezing points 18 Semi-conductor freezing points 2 |
| Freezing Chamber |
Temperature setting range -35 °C to 40 °C Defrost Manual or Auto Refrigerating capacity 690 W Refrigerant R449A /400g±5g |
| Microtome Sectioning |
Section thickness 1 µm to 100 µm Trimming range 1 µm to 600 µm Sample retraction 0 to 200 µm adjustable Specimen size max 55 mm × 55 mm Clamp adjustability X/Y 120°, Z 360° Stroke Horizontal 25 mm, Vertical 59 mm Sample speeds Slow 300 µm/s, Fast 900 µm/s |
| Net Volume | 1.08 CBM |
| Power Consumption | 650 VA |
| Power Supply |
220 to 240 VAC, 60 Hz 127 VAC, 60 Hz (I/O) |
| Overall Dimensions (W × D × H) | 780 × 700 × 1280 ±5% mm |
| Packaging Dimensions (W × D × H) | 913 × 804 × 1467 mm |
| Net Weight | 120 kg |
| Gross Weight | 208 kg |
Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501 is used in histopathology laboratories for preparing frozen tissue sections for accurate microscopic examination and diagnosis.
Specimen Disc | 10 pcs |
Fuse (4A) | 2 pcs |
Appliance Stand | 1 pc |
Power Line | 1 line |
Hexagonal Wrench | 1 set |
Brush | 1 pc |
Handle | 1 pc |
1. What is the temperature range of the freezing shelf on Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501?
Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501 freezing shelf operates between -40 °C and 40 °C, providing rapid stabilization for tissue samples. Its consistent cooling preserves structural integrity and ensures uniform preparation. This temperature range supports precise sectioning and reliable results, making it ideal for microscopic analysis.
2. Does the Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501 have a defrost function?
Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501 offers both manual and automatic defrost options, simplifying cleaning and maintenance. These functions prevent ice buildup within the chamber, ensuring smooth operation and uninterrupted workflows. Users select the preferred defrost mode according to convenience and laboratory needs.
3. Can the Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501 handle high-volume sample processing?
With an extra-large chamber and wide freezing shelf, the Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501 accommodates multiple specimen discs simultaneously. This high-capacity design supports efficient laboratory workflows, reduces repeated freezing cycles, and enhances overall productivity, making it suitable for busy histopathology settings.
4. How does UV sterilization work in Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501?
The Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501 uses ultraviolet light to sterilize the internal chamber, effectively eliminating bacteria, viruses, and contaminants. This maintains a hygienic environment for tissue samples, reduces the risk of cross-contamination, and ensures safer operation for laboratory personnel.
5. Are the blade adjustments safe on Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501?
Blade positioning on the Semi-Automatic Cryostat ADSAC-501 is secured with a cam lock and guided pushing rod for controlled removal. Horizontal clamp movement optimizes blade usage, while the glass anti-rolling plate prevents accidental shifts. These features provide precision sectioning while maintaining user safety.
6. What are Semi-Automatic Cryostats?
Semi-Automatic Cryostats are laboratory equipment designed for precise freezing and sectioning of tissue specimens. They combine controlled temperature regulation with integrated microtomes to produce accurate frozen slices. These units include digital displays and user-friendly controls for efficient operation.
7. Where are Semi-Automatic Cryostats used?
Semi-Automatic Cryostats are applied in histopathology and research laboratories for preparing frozen tissue sections. They support microscopic analysis, diagnostic studies, and detailed examination of biological samples. These are ideal for handling multiple specimens while maintaining consistent quality and reliability.