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BRAND Cavity Slide, With Concavities, Thickness 1.2 To 1.5 mm, 76 x 26 mm, Ground Edges, With 2 Concavities, Optical Glass, Hydrolytic Class 3, Pack Of 50

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HS Code #
70179000
Depth
76 mm
Deepenings/ chambers Ø
18 mm
Dimensions (WxD)
26 x 76 mm
Edge finish
Ground
Material
Glass
No. of deepenings/ chambers
1
Thickness
1.5 mm
UNSPSC
41122601
Width
26 mm

$338.43

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Product description

The BRAND Cavity Slide, With Concavities, Thickness 1.2 To 1.5 mm, 76 x 26 mm, Ground Edges, With 2 Concavities, Optical Glass, Hydrolytic Class 3, Pack Of 50 is designed for reliable microscopy applications requiring secure sample placement. Made from optical glass, this cavity slide features ground edges and two concavities for practical laboratory use.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Type: Cavity slide with concavities
  • Thickness: 1.2 to 1.5 mm
  • Dimensions: 76 x 26 mm
  • Edges: Ground edges
  • Design: With 2 concavities
  • Material: Optical glass
  • Hydrolytic Class: Class 3
  • Application: Suitable for microscopy and laboratory sample observation
  • Packaging: Pack of 50

These BRAND cavity slides are suitable for laboratories requiring durable optical glass slides with defined concavities for sample examination and routine microscopy work.

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