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FOR SALE THERMO SCIENTIFIC SHANDON EXCELSIOR TISSUE PROCESSOR Available in as is conditions, re-certified, or refurbished. We have available for sale The Shandon Excelsior Tissue Processor... view more
Refurbished Thermo Shandon Varistain Gemini ES Slide Stainer with Warranty Other Makes/Models Available Call for Pricing (Price based on availability and warranty) Thermo Scientific... view more
Refurbished Thermo Shandon Excelsior ES Tissue Processor with Warranty Other Makes/Models Available Call for Pricing (Price based on warranty and availability) ■Daily Operations Mode, an... view more
Unit is in good cosmetic condition and it works. This is from a closed lab. It's power tester but it needs to have air attached for further testing. It comes with the accessories you see in the... view more
Asking Price:
$7,000 USD
Celebrating 15 years of servicing the ophthalmic community. Quality pre-owned equipment at discounted prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Alcon Bausch & Lomb, AMO, Zeiss, Leica, Phaco handpiece repair & more. Se habla Espanol.
Tissue Processor equipment is used to process tissues for histology, immunohistochemistry, and other related applications. The equipment typically consists of a tissue processor, a slide stainer, and a microtome. The tissue processor is used to prepare tissue samples for microscopic examination by dehydrating, clearing, and embedding them in paraffin wax. The slide stainer is used to apply stains to the tissue samples to make them more visible under the microscope. The microtome is used to cut the tissue samples into thin sections for examination.
The price range for tissue processor equipment varies depending on the type and size of the equipment. Smaller, basic tissue processors can cost as little as a few hundred dollars, while larger, more advanced systems can cost tens of thousands of dollars. The most popular manufacturers of tissue processor equipment include Leica, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Sakura Finetek, and Shandon. These companies offer a wide range of tissue processors, from basic models to sophisticated systems with automated features.
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