Description
Canada balsam jars with rod and loose cap, 60 g are practical laboratory containers designed for convenient handling and application of Canada balsam in microscopy and slide-preparation workflows. Each jar is supplied complete with an integrated glass rod that allows controlled transfer and spreading of the balsam, while the loose cap provides easy access during routine use. The 60 g fill quantity suits typical bench-scale mounting tasks without excessive bulk. These jars belong to the standard laboratory materials range and support clean, efficient preparation of permanent mounts. Offered by manufacturer Hecht, the design emphasises straightforward functionality for histology, pathology and general microscopy laboratories. The combination of jar, rod and loose-fitting cap keeps the balsam readily available yet protected between uses. Ideal for teaching labs as well as research settings that require reliable balsam dispensing, the unit is supplied as a single piece ready for immediate laboratory deployment. Dimensions and capacity are matched to everyday slide-mounting volumes, ensuring the product integrates smoothly into existing preparation protocols.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Canada balsam jar
- Capacity: 60 g
- Includes: Glass rod
- Cap type: Loose cap
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