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BRAND Staining Trough Type Hellendahl for 16 Slides (76×26 mm, Soda-Lime Glass, Pack of 10)

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Specifications

Depth
50 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
100 x 50 x 95 mm
Height
95 mm
Material
Soda-lime glass
UNSPSC
41121810
Width
100 mm
With lid
Yes

$1,134.00

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Product description

The BRAND Staining Trough Type Hellendahl is designed for efficient staining of up to 16 microscope slides (76×26 mm). Made from durable soda-lime glass, this trough ensures optimal chemical resistance and clarity, facilitating precise staining procedures in laboratory settings.

Key Features:

  • Brand: BRAND
  • Material: Soda-lime glass for durability and chemical resistance
  • Capacity: Holds up to 16 slides (76×26 mm)
  • Dimensions: 100 mm (W) × 50 mm (D) × 95 mm (H)
  • Includes: Lid for contamination prevention
  • Quantity: Pack of 10 units
  • HS Code: 70179000

This staining trough is an essential tool for histology and microscopy applications, ensuring efficient and consistent staining results.

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It is designed for efficient staining of up to 16 microscope slides (76×26 mm). Made from durable soda-lime glass, this trough ensures optimal chemical resistance and clarity, facilitating precise staining procedures in laboratory settings.

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$1,134.00

Inc. GST