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Masson standard trichrome kit is a prepared, ready-to-use staining kit for differentiating tissue components in histopathology and related laboratory work. It forms part of the Labkem range of widely used stain solutions for histopathology, microbiology and haematology, supplied as complete kits that are quick to apply and support reproducible staining results. All reagents are provided in a practical 50 ml format, so laboratories can run Masson-type trichrome protocols without preparing individual dye baths from powder. The kit is intended for routine connective-tissue contrast and morphological assessment on fixed specimens in diagnostic and research histology workflows. Compact packaging with a net weight of 0,150 kg keeps the set convenient for bench storage and day-to-day use. Standardised, ready-prepared solutions help operators maintain consistent colour balance between collagen, muscle and cellular elements across successive runs. This Masson standard trichrome kit from manufacturer Labbox is suited to pathology, biomedical and teaching laboratories that need reliable trichrome staining with minimal preparation steps and clear, repeatable visual outcomes.
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- Pack size: 1 pkg
- Product type: LABKEM staining kit
- Reagent format: 50 ml
- EAN: 8434868081598
- GTIN: 08434868081598
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