Jay,
Michael's post is correct and very well stated. In the US we estimate between
80 -85% of labs now use and RGA. The most common blend in the U.S is 95-5
which is 95% ethanol denatured with 5% methanol. Any company you purchase from
should be happy to provide a C of A (certificate of analys
again,
E-van
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Try DDK (Delaware Diamond Knives), it has been some time since I used them but
they were always a good choice
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> On Oct 5, 2016, at 5:43 PM, Jessica Riggleman via Histonet
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> Can anyone recommend a good Knife Sharpening service around the east coast?
> We are loca
Caroline,
As a vendor I have had the privilege to visit several hundred labs throughout
the United States and in other countries. From what I have seen, I would say
the the answer to your question is it depends on the quality of your local
water source. In most cases city water systems a rather
Ann,
I would recommend validating manual microtomes more often then automatic. Any
traditional gear driven microtome does change overtime as gears wear. This
eventually will lead to the micron indicator on the microtome not reading what
you are truly cutting. Automated, microtomes driven by ste
Good Grips make a jar opener that will handle up to a 480.
Robert Jacox
Manager, Global Tactical Marketing
Anatomic Pathology
Thermo Fisher Scientific
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quality assurance in Kalamazoo MI. For addition information please send your
resume or contact Mandy Roschek at (269) 544-5718 or email
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Robert Jacox
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An
Amy,
I am not sure what type of tissue you are cutting but the MOHs society has a
nice training course.
Fundamentals of Mohs Surgery for Physicians and Mohs Technicians
Thursday, November 5 – Sunday, November 8, 2015
Robert Jacox
Manager, Global Tactical Marketing
Anatomic Pathology
Thermo
Kim,
I like the E blade holder. I think it is a more robust platform and has less
moving parts. The ER is good if you are doing mega cassettes and will
accommodate larger blocks. Let me know if you need more information
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>
Someone you may want to meet
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> On Feb 17, 2015, at 10:39 AM, Klaus Dern wrote:
>
> If you are using one of the following microtomes and are told your thick
> and thin sectioning problem is caused by a worn out advance mechanism. (
> too much play between spindle and spindle nu
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