Slide Markers and Labelers
Electron Microscopy Sciences Histo-Mark Pen, fine line, 12/bx
The Histo-Mark pen is designed to work like a pen. It is a fine-line marker that can be used on any surface. The Histo-Mark pen is solvent resistent, especially to alcohol, acetone, xylene, xylene subsite and toluene. Marking quality remains consistent throughout the life of the ink barrel.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Write on Marker Pens, 10/PK
These pens are made from specially formulated ink and are to be used on anterior surfaces as well as sides of histology cassettes. The ink will dry almost instantly and withstands temperatures up to 195 degree C and is resistant to solvents.
Electron Microscopy Sciences Grid Coating Pen For TEM; Coat Quick "G"
The Coat-Quick "G" pen improves the adherence of tissue sections onto the grids. With a touch of the pen to the grid, a thin layer of coating is applied to the grid. Drying takes place in approximately 1-2 minutes at room temperature. After it has dried the grid is ready for tissue mounting. The pen is also used in pretreating grids prior to mounting supporting films such as formvar and carbon; it minimizes dislodging, widening, or breaking of the support film.
Epredia™ SlideMate™ Laser Slide Printer
Enter a new era of precision slide printing using laser technology with the SlideMate™ Laser Slide Printer.
Epredia™ SlideMate™ Slide Printer with LabWriter Software
Reduce patient identification errors while enhancing lean workflow with the Epredia™ SlideMate™ Slide Printer.
StatLab Aqua-Hold 2 Pap Pen
Draw red hydrophobic wells on slides to prevent waste of reagents and specimens
Biotium SuperHT PAP Pen, Mini (2.5 mm tip) each
The SuperHT PAP Pen draws a water repellent circle around slide mounted tissue and prevents waste of valuable reagents by keeping the liquid pooled in a single droplet. The regular size pen has a 4 mm tip and can be used for about 800 applications. We also offer the Mini SuperHT PAP Pen, which has a finer 2.5 mm tip, and can be used for about 400 applications.SuperHT Pap Pen barriers are insoluble in aqueous buffers, detergents, alcohol and acetone, but can be removed with xylene. Barriers are stable at temperatures up to 120¿C.