Description
Gill's haematoxylin (III) solution is a ready-to-use laboratory staining reagent supplied in a 500 ml pack for nuclear staining work in microbiology and related life-science settings. This liquid haematoxylin preparation corresponds to the Gill type III grade and is intended for routine morphological staining protocols where that formulation is specified. The product is offered as a LABKEM item from manufacturer Labbox and is presented as a convenient solution format for bench or automated staining workflows. Each unit has a net weight of 0,580 kg and a gross weight of 0,580 kg, supporting straightforward handling and storage in the laboratory. The 500 ml volume suits laboratories that process multiple slides or maintain continuous staining baths. Gill's haematoxylin solutions are selected according to the intensity and protocol needs of the user laboratory; this type III solution provides the matching grade within the series. It can be integrated into established staining sequences following the laboratory’s validated methods. Catalogued among microbiology reagents, the preparation supports professional histological and cytological staining steps that rely on clear nuclear detail.
This article is part of Histology reagents & consumables, in Microscopy & histology.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 ml
- Stain type: Gill's haematoxylin (III)
- Form: Solution
- EAN: 8434868081741
- Technical Information Sheet:
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