27 matching records for PARAFFIN WAX.
A mains electricity (AC-powered) tub/enclosure, with an internal heating assembly, intended to be filled with liquid paraffin wax for physical therapy. Symptomatic parts of the body (e.g., hands, fingers) are placed in the heated paraffin to relieve pain an...
An electrically-powered, electronic unit intended to be used in the laboratory for encapsulating (embedding) histologic tissue samples in liquid paraffin wax which when cooled and fixed to a sample holder can be further processed, e.g., placed in a microtom...
A mains electricity (AC-powered), electronic unit used in the laboratory for encapsulating (embedding) histologic tissue samples in liquid paraffin wax which when cooled and fixed to a sample holder can be further processed, e.g., placed in a microtome for ...
A fluid substance (e.g., in a spray container) intended to be applied to the surface of laboratory working fixtures and equipment (e.g., countertop, microtome) to prevent the adherence of paraffin wax, or applied to the surface of tissue embedding moulds pr...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory device used to hold and heat paraffin wax at a predertermined temperature range, keeping it in a liquid state, so that it can be used as an embedding material typically for histological specimen (e.g., tissue biop...
A precision cutting instrument intended to be used to cut tissue sections, fixed in paraffin wax, into thin slices for subsequent in vitro diagnostic analysis. The device has a vertically-fixed knife which cuts through the paraffin block vertically, and a f...
A substance intended to be used to remove paraffin wax from formalin-fixed, paraffin-embedded biological tissues or clinical specimens for subsequent in vitro diagnostic (IVD) testing.
A small device intended to be used in the laboratory to support/contain clinical tissue specimens (e.g., biopsy samples) to facilitate specimen processing [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequ...
A plastic container of square or rectangular shape intended to be used to embed tissue specimens into an embedding medium (e.g., paraffin wax) to form a solid block, which is subsequently cut into thin sections for processing and analysis of the tissue spec...
A small device intended to be used in the laboratory to support/contain clinical tissue specimens (e.g., biopsy samples) to facilitate specimen processing [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequ...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) laboratory instrument intended to be used for the processing of clinical tissue specimens [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequent cytological or histological ...
A small device intended to be used in the laboratory to support/contain clinical tissue specimens (e.g., biopsy samples) to facilitate specimen processing [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequ...
A metal container of square or rectangular shape intended to be used to embed tissue specimens into an embedding medium (e.g., paraffin wax) to form a solid block, which is subsequently cut into thin sections for processing and analysis of the tissue specim...
A flat, wedge-shaped, sharp blade intended to be mounted into a microtome to cut micro-thin slices of tissue that has been fixed, and usually impregnated, with paraffin wax. The resulting sections are mounted onto slides for staining and then viewing with a...
An electrically-powered automated or semi-automated laboratory instrument intended to be used for the processing of clinical tissue specimens [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequent cytologic...
A flat, wedge-shaped, sharp blade intended to be mounted into a microtome to cut micro-thin slices of tissue that may either be frozen or fixed, and usually impregnated, with paraffin wax. The resulting sections are mounted onto glass slides for staining an...
A manual laboratory instrument intended to be used for the processing of clinical tissue specimens [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequent cytological or histological examination.
A preformed plastic device intended to contain and hold a tissue embedding mould during an embedding procedure (e.g., in paraffin wax) to form a tissue solid block, which is subsequently cut into thin sections for processing and analysis of the tissue speci...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device heated by electrical currents passing through a heating block containing simple resistors (usually coils of nickel-chromium wire) for the purpose of growing microorganisms and cells that require oxygen (O2) for growth...
A small device intended to be used in the laboratory to support/contain clinical tissue specimens (e.g., biopsy samples) to facilitate specimen processing [e.g., fixation (encapsulation in paraffin wax), dehydration, infiltration] in preparation for subsequ...
A flat, wedge-shaped, sharp blade intended to be mounted into a microtome to cut micro-thin slices of tissue that may either be frozen or fixed, and usually impregnated, with paraffin wax. The resulting sections are mounted onto glass slides for staining an...
A microtome designed for cutting sections of tissue samples into thin slices. The sample is usually secured (fixed) in paraffin wax prior to cutting. The sections are cut by each turn of its flywheel.
A mains electricity (AC-powered) device designed for the melting and pouring/tapping of materials in a safe and controlled manner, e.g., paraffin wax for use in the laboratory for embedding tissue samples, Rose's metal for the production of beam blocks in r...
An electrically-powered receptacle for water designed to immerse and keep objects or products at a hot, or less frequently, cold temperature; typically the temperature can be controlled from a few degrees below or above ambient temperature to close to 100° ...
A flat, wedge-shaped, sharp blade intended to be mounted into a microtome to cut micro-thin slices of tissue that has been fixed, and usually impregnated, with paraffin wax. The resulting sections are mounted onto slides for staining and then viewing with a...
A precision cutting instrument intended to be used to cut tissue sections, fixed in celloidin, into thin slices for subsequent in vitro diagnostic analysis. It has a horizontally-fixed knife which cuts across the fixed tissue section. It may in addition be ...
A collection of equipment (e.g., moulds and instruments for tissue sampling and transfer) used to create a fixed array of tissue samples, usually for the parallel histopathological or immunohistochemical analysis of different tissues. The tissue samples are...