Enhance your histopathology workflow with our Tissue Floatation Bath. Engineered for efficient specimen flotation, it provides a controlled environment for precise tissue sectioning, ensuring accuracy and ease in histological processes.
Accurate temperature regulation.
In-built memory for storing predefined temperature settings.
Jet-black surface facilitates easy tissue identification.
Designed for use with 220V, single-phase, 50Hz AC supply.
Water Temperature Range: Ambient to 99°C.
Temperature Tolerance: +/-1°C.
Power: 200V, 50Hz.
Tub dimensions: 300x200x60mm.
Additional Technical Specifications: The heating element is a 300W stainless steel immersion type. The temperature control is a bimetallic thermostat with capillary sensor. The memory is a mechanical switch that retains the last set position. The tub is made from anodized aluminum with a black finish. The outer body is made from powder-coated mild steel. The overall dimensions are 350mm x 250mm x 150mm. The weight is 3.5kg. The unit has an indicator light for power and heating. The warm-up time to 45°C is approximately 25 minutes. The tub has a drain plug for easy cleaning. The unit includes a non-slip rubber feet.
Enhance your histopathology workflow with our Tissue Floatation Bath. Engineered for efficient specimen flotation, it provides a controlled environment for precise tissue sectioning, ensuring accuracy and ease in histological processes. The Tissue Floatation Bath Model MTF-30 from Micron is a top rated, reliable instrument that delivers accurate temperature regulation for paraffin section flattening. Its in-built memory for storing predefined temperature settings ensures consistent daily operation without the need for reprogramming.
One of the best features of the MTF-30 is its accurate temperature regulation and uniform heating. The temperature tolerance of +/-1°C ensures that the water is maintained at the perfect temperature for flattening paraffin sections without causing tissue expansion or damage. The jet-black background provides excellent contrast, making white or light-colored paraffin sections clearly visible against the dark surface. This simple but effective design feature significantly reduces the risk of missing small or folded sections. Its combination of precision and visibility makes it a top rated floatation bath for busy histology laboratories.
The jet-black surface facilitates easy tissue identification, making it simple to spot even the most delicate sections in the water. For laboratories seeking the best value in a tissue floatation bath, the MTF-30 is an outstanding choice.The tub dimensions of 300x200x60mm provide ample working space for standard glass slides while maintaining a compact footprint. The robust construction ensures long-term durability even with daily use. The in-built temperature memory is a particularly valuable feature, eliminating the need to reset the temperature each morning and ensuring the bath is ready for immediate use. Its reliability, precision, and user-friendly design make it one of the best tissue floatation baths available.
Accurate Temperature Regulation System: Maintains water temperature from ambient to 99°C with precise +/-1°C tolerance for optimal section flattening.
In-Built Temperature Memory: Mechanical memory stores predefined temperature settings for consistent daily operation without reprogramming.
Jet-Black Work Surface: Anodized aluminum tub with black finish provides excellent contrast for easy tissue section identification.
Compact Tub Dimensions: 300x200x60mm working area provides ample space for standard slides with minimal bench footprint.
Rapid Warm-Up Time: Reaches optimal 45°C operating temperature in approximately 25 minutes for efficient workflow.
Easy-Clean Drain Plug: Built-in drainage system simplifies water changes and thorough cleaning procedures.
Durable Powder-Coated Construction: Robust mild steel outer body with chemical-resistant finish ensures long-term durability.
Clear Visual Status Indicators: Indicator lights show power status and heating activity for easy operational monitoring.
Histology and Histopathology Laboratories: Essential for routine flattening of paraffin-embedded tissue sections before slide mounting.
Research and Academic Institutions: Ideal for preparing tissue sections for microscopic examination in research studies.
Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories: Perfect for flattening animal tissue sections for diagnostic microscopy.
Small Clinical Laboratories: Suitable for community hospitals and diagnostic centers with moderate sectioning workloads.
Teaching and Training Facilities: Excellent for histotechnology programs demonstrating proper section flattening techniques.
Frozen Section Workstations: Ideal for rapid flattening of frozen sections before staining and diagnosis.
