
7pfm Slide 4004 M Rev.2022-03-28
Safety instructions
the blade edge is very sharp and may cause severe injury.
to prevent injuries.The blade edge should be covered with
Select the correct blade holder for the microtome blade
position.The blade edge should always be pointing down.
The microtome blade should always be completely covered
by the pressure plate of the blade holder and not be
protruding.
the blade edge is very sharp and may cause severe injury.
When sectioning, always wear the necessary personal
holder from the instrument.For the blade holder,ensure
beforehand.
removed beforehand.
Observe all warnings.
Warnings on the instrument must not be removed or
obscured.
Only use suitable accessories recommended/supplied by
pfmmedical.
If unusual noises develop,please contact your responsible
pfm service technician or contact pfm medical ag directly.
The instrument may only be opened and repaired by
service technicians trained and authorised by pfmmedical.
the vicinity of the instrument.They could cause corrosion
and damage the device and accessories.
To prevent slip hazards, laboratory shoes should be worn
microtome and surrounding area.
1.5 Operating the instrument
Risk of infection
safety measures must be implemented.The specimens used
may potentially be infectious.The general laboratory rules
regarding protection against infections must therefore be
observed.
Risk of radioactivity
protection regulations must be followed. Protective clothing
must be worn in accordance with the rules and regulations
that apply in your laboratory for handling radioactively
contaminated materials.For the disposal of radioactive waste,
the applicable regulations will apply in each instance.
Risk of chemical substances
Some of the alloys used in the components of this instrument
contain small amounts of lead for improved machining.The
used as intended,the lead in the alloys is not released and
precaution,we recommend that you wear gloves when
changing the accessory parts.
the EU Regulation 1907/2006 (REACH) at:
http://www.pfmmedical.com/downloads
1.6 General precautions