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Our Paraffin Wax Hard (500 gm) is a high-purity laboratory-grade wax designed specifically for embedding biological tissues. It ensures excellent infiltration and sectioning quality due to its stable hardness and clean melting profile. Perfect for histology and pathology labs, this wax provides consistency, minimizes shrinkage, and maintains structural integrity during processing. Its low-residue formulation ensures clarity and reproducibility in microtome slicing, making it a preferred choice for laboratory professionals seeking precision and performance.
Key Features
- High purity paraffin wax with stable melting range.
- Hard formulation ideal for thin tissue sectioning.
- Minimal shrinkage and deformation during embedding.
- Suitable for histology, pathology, and embedding applications.
- Low-residue formulation ensures clean slicing and optimal clarity.
Precautions
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Use in a well-ventilated area or under a fume hood.
- Avoid direct contact with skin during melting—use gloves.
- Keep out of reach of children and unauthorized personnel.
- Dispose of waste wax as per local laboratory safety protocols.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Question: What is the melting point of this paraffin wax?
Answer: The melting point of this Paraffin Wax Hard is approximately 58°C – 62°C.
Question: Is this wax suitable for embedding delicate tissue samples?
Answer: Yes, it is specially formulated to maintain structure and minimize distortion during embedding.
Question: Can this wax be reused after melting?
Answer: Reuse is not recommended as it may compromise purity and consistency in future applications.
Question: Does this wax produce fumes when melted?
Answer: Minimal fumes may be released; always use in a well-ventilated environment or under a fume hood.
Question: How should I dispose of used or excess wax?
Answer: Dispose according to your lab’s chemical waste disposal guidelines and local regulations.
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