33 devices · GMDN 36416
A tissue embedding unit is an electronic laboratory instrument used to prepare biological samples for microscopic examination. It works by encasing tissue specimens in molten paraffin wax, which provides the necessary support for the samples to be sliced into thin sections for diagnostic analysis.
These units are designed for professional laboratory use and typically feature integrated heating systems, paraffin reservoirs, and cooling surfaces to facilitate the embedding process. Users should note that these devices are intended for the preparation of histological specimens and are managed as specialized diagnostic equipment within clinical or research settings.
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