NSAW Tissue Floatation Bath NSAW-1275

The NSAW Tissue Floatation Bath NSAW-1275 is a specialized laboratory instrument used in histology and pathology laboratories for preparing tissue samples for microscopic examination. This instrument provides a controlled temperature-controlled environment for the processing and sectioning of tissue samples onto microscope slides. The tissue floatation bath typically consists of a heated basin filled with a liquid such as water or glycerin. The NSAW-1275 model features precise temperature control to maintain the liquid at the desired temperature, typically around 40 to 70 degrees Celsius, suitable for softening paraffin or wax-embedded tissue samples. Histology technicians or pathologists place tissue samples onto microscope slides, which are then immersed in the liquid within the floatation bath. The heated liquid softens the paraffin or wax embedding the tissue, allowing it to expand and adhere to the slides uniformly.