8 matching records for MICRO TRAY.
A device designed to safely store and organize stained microscope slides for their protection and presentation. This device is available as flat tray made of plastic materials in which the slides are placed flat into recesses. It will typically be made of w...
A furniture-like device designed for the secure storage of many prepared laboratory specimen slides, e.g., histology microscope slides. The slides will typically be placed in dedicated trays. This device may be used, e.g., in the laboratory or a physician's...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed to be used in a histopathology laboratory to scan clinical specimens on microscope slides, at a microscopic level, to produce images in a digital format. Also known as a whole slide scanner or digital patholo...
An electrically-powered laboratory instrument intended to be used to scan a microplate containing a clinical specimen, to produce images in a digital format. It is a unit containing a tray slot and high-resolution camera(s) which is connected to an off-the-...
A receptacle designed to hold wrapped and/or unwrapped medical devices in a chemical washer/disinfector and/or sterilizer during the washing/disinfection and/or sterilization cycle(s). It may be designed as a tray to allow full or partial immersion of the d...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed for total elimination and/or inactivation of microorganisms from medical devices and related products by immersion in sterilant solutions [e.g., formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, ortho-phthalaldehyde (OPA) also k...
A device intended to hold a specimen/reagent container (e.g., test tube, tissue specimen petri dish, microplate, cuvette) on board an in vitro diagnostic laboratory instrument or analyser (e.g., PCR machine, spectrophotometric plate reader, biopsy specimen ...
A collection of devices intended to be used to implant a vascular anastomosis coupler [not included] to join vascular (including microvascular) structures by the coupling of two ring-shaped components. It consists of two or more items typically amongst: a c...