S8400
Slides, microscope
frosted one end, size 25 mm × 75 mm
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UNSPSC Code:
41122600
NACRES:
MA.01
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material
glass
packaging
case of 20
box of 72 slides
size
25 mm × 75 mm
binding type
non-treated surface
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General description
Sealed in a moisture absorbing desiccant pack which can function as a drying stand and a storage box. Slides are 1 mm thick.
Our microscope slides are made of high-quality white glass with low iron content, no green tint with fine texture and transparency; these slides are also corrosion-resistant. The edges are ground smooth to help eliminate sharp cutting surfaces and safe handling. They are packed in a special thermoform plastic box to minimize exposure to moisture and dust (each slide is precleaned).
Conform to Federal specification NNN-S-450.
Our microscope slides are made of high-quality white glass with low iron content, no green tint with fine texture and transparency; these slides are also corrosion-resistant. The edges are ground smooth to help eliminate sharp cutting surfaces and safe handling. They are packed in a special thermoform plastic box to minimize exposure to moisture and dust (each slide is precleaned).
Conform to Federal specification NNN-S-450.
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