Aura Microtome Blades
Precision Cuts. Consistent Performance. Trusted Reliability.
Achieving clean, reproducible sections starts with the blade. Aura Microtome Blades are engineered for precision and consistency across paraffin and frozen specimens—supporting efficient workflow, reduced artifact risk, and confident diagnostics in every cut.
Whether your lab processes routine samples or high-stakes tissues, Aura blades are ready to hold up under pressure—so your team can stay focused on quality and throughput.
Get Your Free Sample Pack of Aura Microtome BladesPrecision, Compatibility, and Workflow Efficiency—Built In
Features & Benefits
Three-Faceted Cutting Edge
Produces clean, consistent sections with reduced chatter or compression artifacts.PTFE Coating
Lowers friction and drag, improving section smoothness and extending blade life.Disposable, Ready-to-Use Format
Eliminates pre-cleaning and streamlines blade changes during high-volume work.High Profile and Low Profile Options
Supports proper alignment and section control across a range of tissue types.Universal Microtome Compatibility
Fits most standard holders including Avantik, Leica, Sakura—no need for extra adapters.Made in the USA
Ensures high-quality manufacturing and dependable supply continuity.
Use Environments
- Routine histology sectioning of paraffin-embedded tissue blocks
- Frozen tissue preparation for intraoperative consultations
- Re-cuts for molecular pathology and precision diagnostics
- Standardized workflows across academic, hospital, or specialty labs
Associated Products
| Product | Order Number |
| Avantik Aura HP Microtome Blade, 50/pack | SE3144 |
| Avantik Aura LP Microtome Blade, 50/pack | SE3145 |
| Cryospray | EM0190 |
Explore Avantik Aura Microtome Blades
The Right Cut. The First Time. Every Time.
Avantik treats lab essentials as part of the system—because nothing in your workflow is truly low stakes. Aura Microtome Blades are selected to ensure that from the first trim to the final section, you get the result your pathologist—and your patient—depends on.
Aura Microtome Blades
Precision Cuts. Consistent Performance. Trusted Reliability.
Achieving clean, reproducible sections starts with the blade. Aura Microtome Blades are engineered for precision and consistency across paraffin and frozen specimens—supporting efficient workflow, reduced artifact risk, and confident diagnostics in every cut.
Whether your lab processes routine samples or high-stakes tissues, Aura blades are ready to hold up under pressure—so your team can stay focused on quality and throughput.
Get Your Free Sample Pack of Aura Microtome BladesPrecision, Compatibility, and Workflow Efficiency—Built In
Features & Benefits
Three-Faceted Cutting Edge
Produces clean, consistent sections with reduced chatter or compression artifacts.PTFE Coating
Lowers friction and drag, improving section smoothness and extending blade life.Disposable, Ready-to-Use Format
Eliminates pre-cleaning and streamlines blade changes during high-volume work.High Profile and Low Profile Options
Supports proper alignment and section control across a range of tissue types.Universal Microtome Compatibility
Fits most standard holders including Avantik, Leica, Sakura—no need for extra adapters.Made in the USA
Ensures high-quality manufacturing and dependable supply continuity.
Use Environments
- Routine histology sectioning of paraffin-embedded tissue blocks
- Frozen tissue preparation for intraoperative consultations
- Re-cuts for molecular pathology and precision diagnostics
- Standardized workflows across academic, hospital, or specialty labs
Associated Products
| Product | Order Number |
| Avantik Aura HP Microtome Blade, 50/pack | SE3144 |
| Avantik Aura LP Microtome Blade, 50/pack | SE3145 |
| Cryospray | EM0190 |
Explore Avantik Aura Microtome Blades
The Right Cut. The First Time. Every Time.
Avantik treats lab essentials as part of the system—because nothing in your workflow is truly low stakes. Aura Microtome Blades are selected to ensure that from the first trim to the final section, you get the result your pathologist—and your patient—depends on.