Process specimens quickly and accurately with the EXAKT Pathology Saws. Because the saws were developed in cooperation with hospitals and universities, the 312 and 302 fit perfectly in fast routine operations.
Obtain pristine results on the very first cut
Quick and easy setup and clean up with built-in water jet
Access and change the diamond band quickly with no tools whatsoever
Automatic band tension adjustment
Stainless steel design cleans up quickly and thoroughly
The EXAKT pathology saws make cleanup easy. Really easy! You can see how easy here.
The stainless steel housing is designed for the optimum discharge of water and tissue; easy to disinfect.
All run-off surfaces are sloped.
No tools are needed. Key elements of the saw-like the doors, the top of the work table, or the upper pulley of the saw blade are easy to remove without tools and can be cleaned under running water.
The integrated water jet cleaner effortlessly removes tissue residues from the table while working.
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.
EXAKT Pathology Saws are extremely easy to operate.
The housing simply opens and closes with magnetic catches; the band can be replaced without tools.
Large pulleys contribute to the long service life of the diamond band.
Grosses very small, very large, and loose specimens with ease and precision.
A built-in laser guide makes the cutting procedure easy.
The included cutting guide makes controlling loose samples easy.
Check out our Resources page to learn more.
Change the band on EXAKT’s 302 Pathology Saw without tools.
Change the band on EXAKT’s 312 Pathology Saw without tools.
Labs are using equipment originally designed to cut wood, stained glass, and even butchered meat. This has led to poor quality samples and extremely dangerous working conditions. EXAKT’s Pathology Saws was specifically designed for the path lab after years of experience and cooperation with hospitals and universities. High-quality gross samples with little or no destruction of the tissue, soft or hard. Designed to be safely operated by the PA or Resident without risk of cutting themselves or breathing in aerosolized bone and tissue matter.
Want to learn more about how to operate the saw? Check out EXAKT’s Resource page. To see the saw in action, click here.
You’ve never seen cuts like these before. The EXAKT Pathology Saws gross specimens with pristine precision.
Freehand cuts down to 1 mm.
Even the smallest anatomic details are preserved.
Outstanding surface quality, with no artifacts, micro-fractures, or nicks; all cell information is preserved for even widely differing tissue densities.
Performs beautifully on very small or very large specimens.
Laser guide, built-in LED lighting, and cutting guides enhance the operator’s ability to make perfectly precise cuts the very first time.
To learn more about EXAKT pathology saws click here. To see the saws in action, click here.
Diamond Band – Special characteristics:
Distortion-free / corrosion-free stainless steel
Single diamond layer, nickel embedded
Different band thicknesses and grain sizes
Minimized kerf-loss
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 you can watch and learn from videos designed to improve your experience with the saw.
To learn more about EXAKT pathology saws click here. To see more pathology saw videos, click here.
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.
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
To learn more about EXAKT pathology saws click here. To see more pathology saw videos, click here.
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