Leica CM 1850 Cryostat | Histology Core | Services | Notre Dame Integrated Imaging Facility | University of Notre Dame Skip To Content Skip To Navigation Skip To Search University of Notre Dame Notre Dame Integrated Imaging Facility About Services Use Our Services Publications News & Events Home Search Menu Home › Services › Histology Core › Leica CM 1850 Cryostat Leica CM 1850 Cryostat The Leica CM1850 Cryostat has proven to be regarded as one of the most reliable cryostats in the industry. Intended for cutting frozen sections of standard and non-standard materials, the Leica CM 1850 is designed to rapidly freeze material in a temperature-controlled environment. Features & Specifications Chamber temperature down to –35 °C. Actively cooled quick freeze shelf with Peltier unit for freezing down to –60 °C. Power-saving refrigeration system. Splash-protected microtome. Motorized coarse feed at two speeds. Smooth specimen orientation with automatic centering. Location Freimann Life Sciences 400D Rates Internal User: $17 External User: $57 New User Training: Internal User: $65 External User: $196 Experienced User Training: Internal User: $39 External User: $159 Refresher Training: Internal User: $28 External User: $109 Home About Services Electron Microscopy Core Optical Microscopy Core In Vivo Imaging Core Histology Core Leica TP 1020 Tissue Processor Tissue-Tek III Embedding Station Leica RM 2155 Microtome and Waterbath Leica CM 1850 Cryostat Sample Preparation and Developed Staining Protocols Use Our Services Publications News & Events Electron Microscopy Core Optical Microscopy Core In Vivo Imaging Core Histology Core Leica TP 1020 Tissue Processor Tissue-Tek III Embedding Station Leica RM 2155 Microtome and Waterbath Leica CM 1850 Cryostat Sample Preparation and Developed Staining Protocols Notre Dame Research Notre Dame Integrated Imaging Facility 340 McCourtney Hall Notre Dame, IN 46556 USA Phone 574-631-8251 imaging@nd.edu Twitter LinkedIn © 2022 University of Notre Dame Search Mobile App News Events Visit Accessibility Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube LinkedIn