Measuring system

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Year of construction: 2013, condition: ready for operation (used), functionality: fully functional, - Compact tabletop model with user-friendly, parallel upward-opening door - Double-walled housing with blower cooling, low external surface temperature Duodsytr Ekepfx Ag Aou - Furnace insulation made of low thermal mass alumina material, allowing for rapid heating and cooling - High-quality heating elements made from molybdenum disilicide (MoSi2) - Low power requirements - Heating elements controlled via thyristors, ensuring extremely precise furnace control; wear-free and silent operation - High temperature accuracy inside the furnace chamber - Exhaust vent in the furnace ceiling Incl. PC: HP Compaq dx2300 Microtower Dx2300M/E2160/160hnd/1024L/4rf, Dual Core with Microsoft XP + DVD drive + 19" Philips monitor Model ID: 190B4CS/00 (Company: Bechtle, Heilbronn 26.09.2003 net €528 Inventory No. 5633) with Eurotherms iTools with Wizards pre-installed and on DVD, all necessary cables, keyboard, Logitech wireless mouse

Year of construction: 2001, condition: ready for operation (used), functionality: fully functional, Rated voltage: 100V AC±10% Power consumption: 340VA Rotary microtome The LEICA RM2155 is a robust, fully motorized rotary microtome designed for the precise production of thin sections from paraffin- or resin-embedded samples for histological, pathological, and materials analysis applications. The instrument combines motorized automation with manual fine control, ensuring reproducible sectioning quality even at high throughput rates. Technical features: Duedsytrpvopfx Ag Aeu - Motorized sectioning with adjustable speed and motorized coarse advance, optimizing workflow for routine and demanding specimens. - Adjustable section thickness range from 0.5 µm to 60 µm with fine increments to accommodate varying material requirements. - Specimen advance: 27 mm via stepper motor - Vertical stroke: 70 mm - Maximum sectioning range without retraction: 65 mm (without specimen orientation) - Maximum sectioning range with retraction: 60 mm - Specimen retraction in motorized cutting mode: 10, 30, 70 µm (adjustable depending on speed, can be deactivated) - Specimen retraction in manual cutting mode: 5, 10, 15, 20 µm (can be deactivated) - Movability of knife holder base: N/S travel ±25 mm, E/W travel ±20 mm - Maximum specimen size (WxHxD): 50 x 60 x 40 mm - Specimen orientation: horizontal 8°, vertical 8°, rotation ±90°, trimming steps 5, 15, 30 µm - Electric coarse drive: 900 µm/s Cutting motor: - Cutting speed: 0; 0.5 – 420 mm/s - Return stroke speed: approx. 120 – 420 mm/s Application areas: Production of consistent tissue sections for microscopic analysis in histology, pathology, neuropathology, as well as in materials science investigations; suitable for both research and routine laboratory environments with high demands on sectioning precision and reproducibility. The LEICA RM2155 stands out for its technical reliability, precise sectioning performance, and versatile application possibilities, making it a long-term investment for demanding laboratory processes. Including: power cable, knife holder base, knife holder NZ, standard chamber, foil chamber, carbide knife (16 cm), manual

Year of construction: 1990, condition: ready for operation (used), functionality: fully functional, Connection voltage: 380V, connected load: 7.5 kVA, specific power consumption 2 kW/m² Global UV weathering tests with global spectrum (similar to xenon arc), but using fluorescent tubes Test chamber volume: 200 liters Test area: 0.75 m² Test chamber dimensions (H x W x D): 1100 x 800 x 250 mm Temperature range without insulation: -20°C to +90°C Temperature range with insulation: +10°C to +90°C Temperature consistency: ±2 K Dew point temperature range: +5°C to +40°C Humidity range: approx. 15–95% relative humidity Sample humidification with 8 spray nozzles The system utilizes fluorescent UV light sources to simulate the damaging spectrum of sunlight in the laboratory, thereby accelerating aging effects such as color change, loss of gloss, cracking, embrittlement, and material degradation. Programmable cycles of UV exposure, temperature control, and optional humidity or condensation phases are used to realistically replicate and reproducibly repeat environmental stresses. Duodoytr Swopfx Ag Aju Dismantling by buyer.