Description
Diagnostic slides with 10 counting fields of approximately 6 mm diameter are specialised microscope slides intended for diagnostic laboratory work. Each slide incorporates ten discrete circular counting fields that support structured sample evaluation and quantitative observations under the microscope. The approximate 6 mm field size offers a practical working area for routine diagnostic procedures involving cell or particle assessment. These slides belong to the standard object-slide category used throughout clinical, research and teaching laboratories. Packaged as 100 pieces, the format suits high-throughput environments where consistent slide supply is essential. Produced by manufacturer Hecht, the slides integrate readily into existing microscopy workflows without requiring specialised adapters. The multi-field layout reduces the need for multiple single-field slides and helps organise counting tasks efficiently. Laboratories performing diagnostic microscopy benefit from the clear field demarcation that aids reproducible positioning of specimens. The product supports everyday diagnostic routines while maintaining the dimensional familiarity expected of conventional microscope slides. Overall dimensions and field geometry remain aligned with common laboratory practice for counting applications.
This article is part of Microscope slides & cover glasses, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Product type: Diagnostic slides
- Counting fields: 10
- Field diameter: approx. 6 mm
- Intended use: Diagnostic microscopy
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