Plastic Nylon Cradle for staining 25 slides

The Efficient Solution for Staining in Cytology and Histology

The Plastic Nylon Cr adle is ideal for staining up to 25 slides, designed for use in 250 ml nylon vats. With a nylon handle that allows handling above the reagent level, this cradle positions the slides vertically, avoiding reagent contact on the identification part of the slides. Resistant to acids and solvents commonly used in cytology and histology, such as xylene and other stains, it is perfect for use in microwaves in the immunohistochemistry technique.

Features of the Plastic Nylon Cradle

• Capacity: Accommodates up to 25 slides, making it easy to organize during the staining process.
• Vertical positioning: The slides are kept upright, avoiding contact with the reagents, which preserves identification.
• Chemical Resistance: Made to withstand acids and solvents used in laboratory routines.
• Functional Design: Nylon handle for easy handling, ideal for microwave use.
• Compatibility: Ideal format for use with CitoColor and HematoColor tanks, allowing the tanks to be closed during use.
• Practical Dimensions: Measuring 9 cm high, 3 cm wide and 9 cm long, it is compact and easy to store.

Benefits of the Plastic Nylon Cradle for staining 25 slides

The Plastic Nylon Cradle offers a number of benefits that make it an indispensable tool in laboratories:

1. Efficient organization

With a capacity for 25 slides, this cradle ensures proper organization during the staining process, optimizing the laboratory routine.

2. Slide protection

The vertical positioning prevents contact with reagents, ensuring that the information on the slides is preserved and avoiding contamination.

3. Versatility of Use

Ideal for microwave staining techniques, adapting to various laboratory methodologies.

4. Resistance and durability

Made of resistant nylon, it is designed to withstand continuous use in chemical environments, guaranteeing longevity.

5. Compatibility with coloring systems

Perfect for use with the CitoColor and HematoColor systems, maximizing the efficiency of staining processes.