-15%`Embedding Histology Cassettes are laboratory consumables designed for the secure containment, identification and processing of tissue specimens during routine histopathology procedures. The cassette structure allows processing reagents to circulate around the enclosed tissue specimen while helping keep the specimen securely contained throughout the appropriate stages of tissue processing. A dedicated labelling surface enables specimen identification and supports organised specimen tracking within the laboratory workflow. After tissue processing, compatible cassettes can be incorporated into the paraffin embedding workflow according to the laboratory's established histology procedures. KEY FEATURES: • Designed for histology and histopathology applications • Secure containment of appropriate tissue specimens • Openings allow reagent exchange during tissue processing • Dedicated surface for specimen identification • Suitable for routine tissue-processing workflows • Designed for compatibility with appropriate histology processing systems • Convenient laboratory consumable • Suitable for professional pathology and research environments COMMON APPLICATIONS: • Histopathology specimen processing • Tissue fixation and processing workflows • Paraffin embedding procedures • Pathology laboratory specimen preparation • Biopsy specimen handling where cassette configuration is appropriate • Biomedical and histological research • Teaching and laboratory training IDEAL FOR: • Histopathology laboratories • Pathology departments • Hospitals • Diagnostic laboratories • Biomedical research laboratories • Universities and medical training institutions • Research facilities GENERAL USE: Appropriately prepared tissue specimens are placed inside the cassette and securely enclosed before processing. The cassette should be clearly labelled according to the laboratory's specimen-identification system before entering the tissue-processing workflow. Selection of cassette type should take into account the size and nature of the specimen and the laboratory's processing protocol. Follow established laboratory procedures for specimen fixation, processing, embedding, sectioning and disposal.