Slide Warmer SW2000

Introduction

Slide Warmer gently warms slides to temperatures ranging from ambient to 70 °C. This lightweight warmer can accommodate 23 glass slides at a time. Our space-saving design features black anodized surface for clear specimen visibility. It ensures uniform heat transfer for safe fixation of samples and flattening of paraffin tissue sections. Our Slide Warmer includes thermostat display and power cord for precise temperature control and management.

Applications

Slide Warmer is designed for pathology, histology, and biological laboratories, ensuring precise sample preparation and integrity through controlled heating.

Specifications

Temperature Range	RT to 70 °C
Temperature Accuracy	0.1 °C
Slide Capacity	23
Material	Heavy duty Steel construction
Coating	Black Anodized top
Display	LED
Control	Toggle switch for viewing set and actual temperature
Power Consumption	200 W
Power Supply	AC 220 ± 10 % V / 50 Hz or AC 110 V / 60 Hz
Dimension (L × W × H)	300 × 330 × 200 mm
Weight	4 Kg

Features

Portable and Compact.

Easy to use.

Manually Operated.

Stable and flat platform.

Promote even heat distribution.

Durable construction for long-term use.

FAQs

1. What is a slide warmer used for?

A slide warmer is used in laboratories to warm microscope slides, helping to dry, fix, or maintain samples at a specific temperature for better examination.

2. What is the typical temperature range of a slide warmer?

Slide warmers operate between 30? and 100?, with adjustable serrings to suit different applications.

3. Can a slide warmer be used for histology or pathology applications?

Yes, slide warmers are commonly used in histology, pathology, and cytology laboratories for sample preparation and staining procedures.

4. How many slides can a slide warmer hold at once?

Capacity varies by model, but most slide warmers can hold anywhere from 10 to 50 slides, depending on size and design.

5. How does a slide warmer work?

It uses an electrically heated surface with temperature control to evenly warm slides, ensuring that samples remain intact and properly adhered to the glass.