Staining Jar, Coplin

The Glass Staining Trough is a receptacle that can hold up to ten microscope slides when staining. This glass trough provides a secure and chemically resistant environment for applying staining solutions on slides evenly. Its compartmentalised design allows for the effective staining of numerous slides at the same time, making it an indispensable tool for histology and laboratory processes.

The Tissue Floatation Bath is a specialized instrument meticulously designed to facilitate the preparation of tissue sections for microscopic slides following the embedding process. This crucial step ensures the accurate visualization and study of tissue structures under a microscope.

A thermostatically controlled paraffin embedding bath is a specialised laboratory apparatus used to prepare tissue samples for microscopic study in histology and pathology. The bath features a double-walled construction that enables insulation to effectively maintain the correct temperature and avoid heat loss. This design contributes to the creation of a stable environment for the molten paraffin wax, hence optimising the tissue embedding process. The bath has cups and sleeves that are specifically intended to handle glass tubes. These tubes hold tissue samples that have been dehydrated and processed. Thermostatically controlled paraffin embedding bath with double-walled insulation and specialised cups/sleeves provides accurate temperature control and a convenient setup for embedding tissue samples in histological research, providing high-quality results.