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The Leica EM UC7 prepares excellent quality semi- and ultra-thin sections, as well as the perfectly smooth surfaces required for LM, TEM, SEM, and AFM examination. The precision mechanics, ergonomic design, and intuitive layout of the touchscreen control unit make the Leica EM UC7 ideal for the highest quality specimen preparation -
With Leica EM VCT500 you can transfer samples under cryogenic conditions or at room temperature as well as under vacuum or protected atmosphere. -
The Leica EM TXP is a target preparation device for milling, sawing, grinding, and polishing samples prior to examination by SEM, TEM, and LM techniques. -
The Leica EM TRIM2 is a high-speed milling system with integrated stereomicroscope and LED ring illuminator for trimming of biological and industrial samples prior to ultramicrotomy. -
The Leica EM TP is an instrument used for fixation and dehydration of samples for further treatment. It can be used for resin processing for electron microscopy (EM) and light microscopy (LM). -
The Triple Ion Beam Milling System, EM TIC 3X allows production of cross sections and planar surfaces for Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), Microstructure Analysis (EDS, WDS, Auger, EBSD) and AFM investigations. -
Unique ion beam milling device with two modified saddle field ion sources of variable ion energy for optimum results. It combines the preparation of TEM, SEM, and LM samples in a single benchtop unit. -
The Leica EM RAPID milling system for pharmaceutical research enables sample preparation for analysis of active ingredient distribution on solid-dose pharmaceuticals. -
The balanced break method of the Leica EM KMR3 ensures perfect glass knives in three thicknesses 6,4 mm, 8 mm, and 10 mm. -
High pressure freezing is key for the study of intricate changes in fine structure or cellular dynamics. Cryo-immobilize your aqueous samples under high pressure with a unique freezing principle and uncover secrets of the cellular process. -
The EM GP2 plunge freezes fluid or extremely thin samples spread on an electron microscopy grid into liquid ethane after removing excess fluid by automatic blotting. -
During Cryo preparation, tools such as forceps and sample holders often ice over and cannot be immediately used for the next sample run. De-icing and drying of the tools at room temperature is time consuming and can cause damage to sensitive components and may prevent their operation.