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SKU: RS6070840
The modern laboratory requires a diverse array of marking instruments tailored to specific scientific environments, ranging from histology to cryogenic storage. For standard pathology and cytology workflows, specialized Histology and Cytology Markers featuring fine tips are essential, as their ink is specifically formulated to resist harsh solvents like formalin, ethanol, and xylene on slides and cassettes. When working with condensation or refrigerated samples, Moist Surface Markers provide a premium solution for writing smoothly on damp plastic or glass without smearing. For more heavy-duty applications, Solvent Resistant Markers with a 0.75mm tip offer additional protection against high temperatures and physical abrasion. General laboratory tasks often utilize 0.5mm General Purpose Markers, which are designed to withstand the intense heat and pressure of autoclaving, making them ideal for petri dishes and glassware.
Specialized storage conditions require even more advanced technology, such as Cryogenic Markers and Dual Point Cryo-Markers (featuring both 0.3mm and 0.7mm tips) that remain permanent and legible at temperatures as low as -196°C. For high-precision tasks involving PCR tubes or photographic film, Micro-Tip Cryo Pens provide an ultra-fine 0.25mm line protected by a metal sleeve to prevent tip splitting. In contrast, Opaque Cryo-Waxi Markers utilize a broad, twist-advance solid ink for bold color-coding on frozen surfaces. Beyond standard ink, Fine Tip Paint Markers dispense fast-drying enamel for permanent, heat-resistant marking on metal and wood, while specialized Conducting Ink Pens use carbon-based ink to prevent charging during electron microscopy (SEM) procedures. These various types and sizes ensure that every surface—from a microscopic grid to a large storage container—can be labeled accurately and permanently.
SKU: RS6070840
The modern laboratory requires a diverse array of marking instruments tailored to specific scientific environments, ranging from histology to cryogenic storage. For standard pathology and cytology workflows, specialized Histology and Cytology Markers featuring fine tips are essential, as their ink is specifically formulated to resist harsh solvents like formalin, ethanol, and xylene on slides and cassettes. When working with condensation or refrigerated samples, Moist Surface Markers provide a premium solution for writing smoothly on damp plastic or glass without smearing. For more heavy-duty applications, Solvent Resistant Markers with a 0.75mm tip offer additional protection against high temperatures and physical abrasion. General laboratory tasks often utilize 0.5mm General Purpose Markers, which are designed to withstand the intense heat and pressure of autoclaving, making them ideal for petri dishes and glassware.
Specialized storage conditions require even more advanced technology, such as Cryogenic Markers and Dual Point Cryo-Markers (featuring both 0.3mm and 0.7mm tips) that remain permanent and legible at temperatures as low as -196°C. For high-precision tasks involving PCR tubes or photographic film, Micro-Tip Cryo Pens provide an ultra-fine 0.25mm line protected by a metal sleeve to prevent tip splitting. In contrast, Opaque Cryo-Waxi Markers utilize a broad, twist-advance solid ink for bold color-coding on frozen surfaces. Beyond standard ink, Fine Tip Paint Markers dispense fast-drying enamel for permanent, heat-resistant marking on metal and wood, while specialized Conducting Ink Pens use carbon-based ink to prevent charging during electron microscopy (SEM) procedures. These various types and sizes ensure that every surface—from a microscopic grid to a large storage container—can be labeled accurately and permanently.