Description
Munich folders are cardboard specimen folders designed for organized storage and viewing of microscope slides in histology and pathology laboratories. Each folder features a base divided into three fields of approximately 78×220 mm, with every field holding up to eight slides measuring 76×26 mm. The hinged lid incorporates three punched viewing windows of 56×200 mm, allowing inspection of preparations without removing them from the folder. Overall dimensions are 260×235×8 mm, providing a compact, stackable format for bench drawers and archive systems. Supplied in packs of ten pieces, these folders from manufacturer Marienfeld offer a practical solution for sorting, transporting and presenting prepared slides. The cardboard construction is lightweight yet sturdy enough for everyday laboratory handling, while the clear layout of three compartments supports systematic sample organization. Ideal for teaching collections, routine diagnostics and long-term slide archives where quick visual access and secure containment of multiple preparations are required in busy laboratory environments.
This article is part of Sample containers & jars, in Bottles & containers.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Material: Cardboard
- Base fields: 3 × approx. 78×220 mm
- Capacity per field: 8 slides (76×26 mm)
- Viewing windows: 3 × 56×200 mm
- EAN: 4250317315588
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