Description
Anatomical instrument set, 13-piece is a ready-to-use collection of instruments for anatomical preparation and microscopy-related laboratory work. The complete 13-piece configuration gives laboratories a coherent set of tools for dissection, specimen handling and preparatory tasks at the bench or under the microscope. Supplied as one set from manufacturer RSG, it supports teaching, research and routine laboratory environments where consistent instrument availability is important. The assortment fits microscopy laboratories and related workspaces that need reliable anatomical tools without assembling individual pieces from multiple sources. Packaging as a single set simplifies ordering, stock control and workstation standardisation. Educational anatomy courses, research institutes and clinical laboratory support areas can use the set as a practical foundation for precise manual preparation work. Clear piece count and set format help maintain uniform equipment at each station and reduce downtime caused by missing instruments during sample preparation workflows.
This article is part of ICP, AAS & ion standards, in Analytical standards & reference materials.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 set
- Product type: Anatomical instrument set
- Set composition: 13-piece
- Format: Complete instrument set
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