Labzee Tissue Water Baths are designed to provide precise thermal control for floating and stretching tissue sections during histological slide preparation. They ensure even heat distribution across the water surface to prevent wrinkles or folds in paraffin-cut sections. These systems feature corrosion-resistant interiors, digital temperature regulation, and dark surfaces for enhanced contrast and visibility. Their quick heating, ergonomic construction, and easy maintenance support consistent performance in routine lab workflows. Our Tissue Water Baths are ideal for use in histopathology labs, research institutes, teaching labs, and diagnostic centres.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1: When is a Tissue Water Bath used in histology procedures?
It is used after microtome sectioning to float and relax tissue ribbons before slide mounting. The warm water prevents folds and wrinkles in the sections. This ensures even, high-quality slide presentation.
2: Can the temperature be adjusted easily?
Yes, digital controls allow accurate temperature adjustment, usually between 30°C and 50°C. This range accommodates different tissue types and lab protocols. Precise control helps prevent overheating and section distortion.
3: Can the unit be used for other applications beyond tissue sections?
While designed for histology, it can be used for any lab task requiring controlled warm water. However, performance is optimized for tissue floatation. Using it outside its intended purpose may affect longevity.
4: When should the water be replaced?
The water should be replaced daily or after each use to maintain cleanliness and visibility. Residual paraffin and debris can contaminate sections and affect workflow. Regular cleaning also prevents scale buildup.
5: Can the bath stay on for extended hours during lab shifts?
Yes, these baths are built for extended operation with consistent temperature maintenance. Safety features prevent overheating, but continuous monitoring is recommended. Always follow lab protocols for safe use.
