Slides and coverslips

Slides and coverslips:
Heat-resistant and corrosion-resistant / High light transmittance / High-definition imaging / Smooth surface

A slide is a piece of glass or quartz used to hold objects for observation under a microscope. When preparing samples, cells or tissue sections are placed on a slide and a cover glass is placed on top for observation. In optics, a thin sheet of glass-like material is used to produce phase contrast.

The cover glass is a material that covers the slide. It can prevent the liquid from contacting the objective lens to prevent contamination of the objective lens, and can make the observed cells in the same plane, that is, the same distance from the objective lens, so that the observed image is clear.

Product Specifications:

Glass slides 76.2 x 25.4 mm, 1.5 mm thick, 50 slides/box
Glass slides 76.2 x 25.4 mm, 1.0 mm thick, 50 slides/box
Cover slips 24 x 50 mm
Cover slips 20 x 20 mm
Cover slips 24 x 32 mm
Cover slips 18 x 18 mm
Cover slips 24 x 24 mm
Cover slips 22 x 22 mm