The Hecht Coplin Glass Staining Jar is a high-quality laboratory vessel designed for the efficient staining of microscope slides. With a diameter of 45 mm and a height of 105 mm, it comfortably accommodates up to 10 standard 76 x 26 mm slides, either individually or back-to-back. Constructed from durable glass, this jar ensures longevity and ease of cleaning, making it an essential tool for histological and cytological applications.
This staining jar is an indispensable tool for laboratories seeking reliable and efficient slide staining solutions.
It is a high-quality laboratory vessel designed for the efficient staining of microscope slides. With a diameter of 45 mm and a height of 105 mm, it comfortably accommodates up to 10 standard 76 x 26 mm slides, either individually or back-to-back. Constructed from durable glass, this jar ensures longevity and ease of cleaning, making it an essential tool for histological and cytological applications.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory staining procedures requiring efficient slide handling, and offers holds up to 10 slides (76 x 26 mm) either separately or back-to-back and diameter: 45 mm; Height: 105 mm to support this kind of work.
It has holds up to 10 slides (76 x 26 mm) either separately or back-to-back, diameter: 45 mm; Height: 105 mm and coplin pattern with a wide opening for easy slide insertion and removal, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 42470010.
It is made from high-quality glass for durability and easy maintenance.
For labware accessories applications, the Hecht Coplin Glass Staining Jar (45 mm x 105 mm) is differentiated by material High-quality glass for durability and easy maintenance and capacity of Holds up to 10 slides (76 x 26 mm) either separately or back-to-back. The OHAUS Microplate Thermal Block from Ohaus is a broader alternative in the same application area rather than a direct equivalent. Compare the required specifications, compatibility and workflow requirements before selection.
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