Water Baths - Tissue Float News

Tissue float water baths are specialised laboratory instruments designed to support and preserve tissue samples during histological and pathological procedures. These baths maintain a controlled temperature, usually around 60°C, to prevent tissue shrinkage and ensure optimal processing conditions. They are particularly useful for preparing and floating tissue sections on glass slides, facilitating accurate staining and examination. The water bath's gentle heat helps to relax and evenly spread the tissue, ensuring proper adherence to the slides. Many tissue float baths come equipped with features such as adjustable temperature controls, digital displays for monitoring, and safety mechanisms to prevent overheating. By providing a stable environment for tissue handling, these water baths are essential tools in histology, pathology, and biomedical research, contributing to the quality and integrity of sample analysis.

04 June 2024

LAUDA Hydro H 2 P tissue water bath from Wolflabs

Introduction
LAUDA Hydro H 2 P tissue water bath from Wolflabs.
The LAUDA Hydro tissue float bath operates in a temperature range of 25 to 80 °C and a temperature constancy of ±0.5 K. The bath body consists of black anodised aluminium. The low bath height enables comfortable and safe working. For use in histological, chemical and bacteriological labs for the stretching and drying of cut tissue samples.

Features and benefits
- 1-point temperature controller
- Control thermometer with holder as standard
- Temperature indication by control thermometer at the bath edge
- Water deficiency protection
- Temperature adjustment via rotary knob with temperature scale

Product Category: Water Baths - Tissue Float

Manufacturer: Lauda