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Our RMC MT-7 Microtome is a vintage piece of equipment and can be used for planning specimens for SEM/EDX and/or for cutting relative thin slices (approx. 200nm thick) for TEM. First, the specimen needs to be embedded into a resin or an epoxy, and then can be sliced with a glass or diamond knife.  At DTU Nanolab Cen we can offer only glass knifes. The Risk Assessment for the RMC MT-7 Microtome can be found here [[:File:APV RMC Microtome.pdf]]
Our RMC MT-7 Microtome is a vintage piece of equipment and can be used for planning specimens for SEM/EDX and/or for cutting relative thin slices (approx. 200nm thick) for TEM. First, the specimen needs to be embedded into a resin or an epoxy, and then can be sliced with a glass or diamond knife.  At DTU Nanolab Cen we can offer only glass knifes. The Risk Assessment for the RMC MT-7 Microtome can be found here [[:File:APV RMC Microtome.pdf]]
The RMC MT-7 Microtome is located in building 314, in the Soft Mater preparation lab. For further information on the machine usage contact: afull@dtu.dk.
The RMC MT-7 Microtome is located in building 314, in the Soft Mater preparation lab.  
[[File: RMC Microtome.jpg|200px|thumb|left|DTU Nanolab Cen RMC MT-7 Microtome]]
 
For further information on the machine usage contact: afull@dtu.dk.
[[File: RMC Microtome.jpg|200px|thumb|left|DTU Nanolab RMC MT-7 Microtome]]


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The Leica ultramicrotome is used for ultra thin sectioning of sample embedded in resin block. Glass or diamond knife is used for ultra sectioning of the samples. The Leica EM UC7 operating manual is here [[:File:EM UC7 Operating manual.pdf]] and the Risk Assessment here [[:File:Risk assessment-Ultramicrotome EM UC7.docx]].
The Leica ultramicrotome is used for ultra thin sectioning of sample embedded in resin block. Glass or diamond knife is used for ultra sectioning of the samples. The Leica EM UC7 operating manual is here [[:File:EM UC7 Operating manual.pdf]] and the Risk Assessment here [[:File:Risk assessment-Ultramicrotome EM UC7.docx]].
For further information on the machine usage contact: mktracy@dtu.dk.
For further information on the machine usage contact: mktracy@dtu.dk.


[[File:xxx.jpg|250px|left|thumb|Location Building 307, Room 906A]]<br />
[[File:Leica EM UC7.jpg|400px|left|thumb|Location at DTU Nanolab Building 307, Room 906]]<br />


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'''Leica EM FC7'''
'''Leica EM FC7'''


The Leica EM FC7 operating manual is here [[:File:EM FC7 Operating manual.pdf]] and the Risk Assessment here [[:File:Risk assessment-Cryo-Ultramicrotome EM FC7.docx]]. For further information on the machine usage contact merafik@dtu.dk or mktracy@dtu.dk.  
The Leica EM FC7 operating manual is here [[:File:EM FC7 Operating manual.pdf]] and the Risk Assessment here [[:File:Risk assessment-Cryo-Ultramicrotome EM FC7.docx]].  
 
For further information on the machine usage contact merafik@dtu.dk or mktracy@dtu.dk.  


[[File:xxx.jpg|250px|left|thumb|Location Building 307, Room 906A]]<br />
[[File:Leica EM FC7.jpg|400px|left|thumb|Location at DTU Nanolab Building 307, Room 906]]<br />


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