Staining trough, according to Coplin, of soda-lime glass, £ 196.62

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Staining tray, according to Coplin, 108 x Ø 66 mm Microscopy is a method of observing objects that are beyond the resolution of the human eye. Objects to be examined are magnified to such an extent that they can be visualised. For sample preparation, the objects to be examined are cut into very thin slices. These slices are then placed on a slide and covered with a cover glass and appropriate solutions. To view the slices under the microscope, the slices on the slide must be stained in a staining trough filled with an appropriate staining solution. Special features and advantages: Thick glass walls and a wide base provide greater stability Can be covered with the lid during staining to reduce solvent loss through spillage or evaporation Designed in a square shape and with a short body to save space and staining solution Staining of up to 10 slides with standard dimensions 76 x 26 mm possible at the same time Application: Staining, Manual staining procedures, Staining of histological and cytological specimens Staining Jar Coplin Type, from Soda-lime Glass.

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