Product introduction

7105 frosted one end on one side microscope slide is a glass product commonly used for laboratory microscope observation, usually 76.2mm×25.4mm, with a thickness between 1.0-1.2mm. One side is matte and the other is glossy. The frosted surface is generally located at one end or side of the slide, makes it easier for the experimenter to mark it with a pencil or marker, such as sample name, number, date, etc., makes it easier to distinguish and manage the samples. The smooth surface is used to place samples, which can provide a flat and smooth surface, which is conducive to even spreading of samples and clear observation under the microscope. The edges are polished and the corners are chamfered to effectively avoid scratches.

Product features

7105 frosted one end on one side microscope slide has a single-head and single-sided frosted design. The frosted surface can be directly marked with a pencil or marker. Made of high-quality glass material, it has extremely high transparency, allowing experimenters to accurately observe the details and characteristics of the sample. The surface of the glossy part has been finely processed, flat and smooth, without scratches, bubbles and impurities. The edges are polished and the four corners are chamfered, which effectively avoids scratching fingers or damaging other items during handling and use, improves the safety of operation.

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Product applications

It is used for routine blood examination and pathological analysis in medical examination.

Used for cell culture observation and microbial observation in biological research.

Used in biological teaching and medical teaching in teaching experiments.

It is suitable for a variety of experimental operations, such as routine staining, immunohistochemistry, in situ hybridization, etc. It is widely used in pathology, cytology, hematology and other fields. It can be used to observe tissue sections, cell morphology, blood cell morphology, etc. It is one of the commonly used tools for microscopic observation in the laboratory.