Tissue Embedding
StatLab BlocFile 1 Corrugated Supa Mega Cassette Storage
Holds up to 220 Supa Mega Cassettes
StatLab Micromesh Smartload Cassettes
Biopsy cassettes with unique plastic mesh design that eliminates the need for biopsy bags or sponges
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StatLab Histosette II Embedding Cassettes
Unique front-hinged routine cassette design with a rear tab that allows for unobstructed access to the front labeling surface
StatLab Embedding Cassettes
Routine embedding cassettes with a 45-degree labeling surface
StatLab Primera Mesh Biopsy Cassettes
Optimized for printing with the Primera Signature printer and the Tissue-Tek SmartWrite automated cassette printers
StatLab PathFlow PiSmart Thermal Transfer Microbiopsy Cassettes
PathFlow PiSmart Thermal Transfer Microbiopsy Cassettes, Threaded with Lid.
StatLab PathFlow PiSmart Thermal Transfer Biopsy Cassettes
PathFlow PiSmart Thermal Transfer Biopsy Cassettes, Threaded with Lid.
StatLab PathFlow Connected Lid Cassettes Slotted
Cassettes slotted, one piece design with rear hinge and front tab closure
StatLab PathFlow SupaMega MotherShip Cassettes
An innovative solution for processing large tissue specimens
StatLab PiSmart Biopsy Laser Cassettes
Biopsy laser cassettes, threaded with lid.
StatLab BioMesh Cassettes
StatLab BioMesh Cassettes keep small biopsy samples secure and are ideal for automated cassette printers.
StatLab PathFlow PiSmart Laser Attached Lid Front Hinge Microbiopsy Cassettes
Threaded microbiopsy cassettes with attached lid and front hinge.
StatLab™ Reusable Metal Cassette Lid
A reusable, metal, universal cassette lid.
Cellpath Supa Mega Tissue Processing Cassettes
Widely adopted in research and toxicology laboratories. CellPath Supa Mega Tissue Processing Cassettes are ideal for embedding and processing larger tissue samples of prostrate, brain, breast and eye.
Cellpath Stainless-Steel Supa Mega Base Moulds
Reusable base moulds. CellPath Stainless-Steel Supa Mega Base Moulds have extra deep side walls allowing wax to be decanted into the cassette during embedding without the risk of the usual leakage of wax.