EXAKT’s 312 Pathology Saw has been designed to safely gross bone, tissue, and metal implants without the worry of injuring yourself.
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The EXAKT 312 Pathology Saw is easy to operate and clean. The doors, work table, and upper pulley are easy to remove without tools and can be cleaned under running water. Rinsing immediately after use removes any tissue residues from the band. Subsequent samples are not affected and the overall system is far easier to clean.
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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.
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!
EXAKT’s 302 Pathology Saw with diamond band
EXAKT’s 312 Pathology Saw – diamond band
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 over the blade, virtually eliminating airborne dust and debris
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Dust and debris during the cutting of hard and soft tissue is an environmental and health safety issue. The goal of this project is to measure dust formation and tissue loss from water circulated pathology and non-water circulated butcher saw machines.
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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.
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Get the most out of your saw by checking out the new Resources page on our website. We’ll be adding more helpful videos and articles in the near future.
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.
Yellow Band for Pulley:
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