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How to Improve the Performance of Your Pathology Saw

Replacing key parts will extend the life of your saw and improve its performance. The single best way to improve performance is to make your cutting band is replaced annually. For frequent users, replace the cutting band every six months. Whether you need replacement parts, repairs, or advice, EXAKT has factory-trained technicians and expert technical support to help you. We’ll make sure your equipment works the way it should. Don’t forget to check out the Pathology Saw Resources page where

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EXAKT Cutting & Grinding Lab

5 Reasons to Choose EXAKT Cutting & Grinding Systems

Because precision matters. Experience – More than 30 years of thin sectioning experience and over 2,800 units in use around the world. Expertise – Leverage our 30 years of experience for your specific application. Service – Our factory-trained technicians are available to help repair and extend the life of your equipment. Products – Our products offer the largest variety and flexibility for sample preparation applications. Precision – Nothing says precision and quality like German engineering. To learn more about EXAKT

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EXAKT Study for Dust Reduction

EXAKT Pathology Saws Reduce Aerosolized Formaldehyde

EXAKT’s water-cooled pathology saw can reduce the amount of aerosolized formaldehyde As hospitals and other pathology facilities process tissue samples in formaldehyde solution, it produces aerosolized formaldehyde (HCHO) in the air during the cutting process of the tissue samples.  This research measures the level of formaldehyde produced during the processing of the sample (before cutting using the saw machine) and measures the effect of sawing techniques on HCHO emission rate from the cutting of formaldehyde-soaked bone. Click here to get

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EXAKT Pathology Saw Large Bone

EXAKT Saws Easily Cut Metal Implants

The EXAKT 312 Pathology Saw can easily cut metal implants or screws that may be encountered during the grossing process, without destroying the sample. Even very small specimens can be cut safely and precisely! Learn more. Request a quote.

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EXAKT Pathology Saw Cutting Small Smaples

EXAKT Pathology Saw Safety Features

Achieve unparalleled safety and precision with the EXAKT Pathology Saws Our exclusive Diamond Blade doesn’t cut – it grinds with extreme precision. There’s no immediate risk of injury if the band is accidentally touched: a first for occupational safety. Unlike machines made for butchering, wood, and glass cutting, the 312 is designed specifically for the working conditions and requirements of the pathology lab Moves through screws and metal implants effortlessly Automatic shutdown when service doors are opened Water flows continuously

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EXAKT Virtual Demo

Schedule a Virtual Pathology Saw Demo

Brochures and spec sheets are nice, but sometimes you have to see it live! Schedule a virtual demo to see EXAKT’s pathology saw in action. Learn about the safety features Get your questions answered Invite your colleagues to join Compare 302 vs 312  models See how easy it is to use and clean Schedule your demo! To learn more about EXAKT pathology saws click here. To see the saws in action, click here.  

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EXAKT 312 Pathologs Saw Yellow Belts

EXAKT Pathology Saws: Is It Time To Replace the Yellow Bands?

EXAKT’s Pathology Saw last a long time, and a little preventative maintenance will add even more years of reliable performance. We recommend replacing the yellow bands on your 312 Pathology Saw annually.  The yellow bands keep the diamond band riding evenly on the pulleys. This can help improve performance and extend the life of your diamond band. For the EXAKT 312 (floor model) model: Yellow Belts for Pulleys #36140 For the EXAKT 302 (benchtop) model: Yellow belt for pulleys, #1001393

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EXAKT 312 Pathology Saw Results ASCP Demo

Work Injuries Are Significant Burden on Hospitals

Work injuries can be a significant burden on hospitals and healthcare systems. Not only do they cause physical and emotional harm to the injured employee, but they also incur significant financial costs for the hospital. According to a study published in the American Journal of Industrial Medicine, the average cost of a work injury treated in a hospital setting is $39,000. This cost includes not only the direct medical expenses, but also the indirect costs associated with lost productivity and

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