The Epredia RA Lamb Glass Coplin Jar is designed for holding microscope slides during staining, rinsing, and routine laboratory slide handling. Made from heavy, clear glass, this jar includes internal grooves and a glass drop-on lid for practical use in laboratory workflows.
This Coplin jar is suitable for laboratories requiring a clear glass slide jar for secure handling and processing of microscope slides.
The Glass Coplin jar is designed for holding microscope slides during staining, rinsing, and routine laboratory slide handling. This glass coplin jar format supports routine laboratory work in that application.
The main specifications of the Glass Coplin jar are that the slide capacity is Holds 5 slides, or 10 slides back to back and the slide size is Suitable for 76 x 26 mm slides. These are the main selection points to compare with the requirements of the laboratory task.
Yes. The Glass Coplin jar is suitable for holding microscope slides during staining, rinsing, and routine laboratory slide handling. One relevant feature is that the design is Internal grooves for holding slides, which supports use in that type of laboratory workflow.
The Glass Coplin jar is made from Heavy, clear glass. Material is an important selection factor for durability and application suitability.
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