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Choosing Laboratory Equipment for Chemistry is easier when instruments are grouped by the function they perform in the laboratory. A chemistry workflow may require accurate weighing, controlled mixing, heating, temperature incubation, centrifugal separation and supporting sample inspection. Each stage places different demands on speed, temperature stability, capacity and operating format. Trustlab organizes the laboratory equipment portfolio ... Read more

Matching a cap color to a test name is only one small part of choosing a Vacuum Blood Collection Tube. Generating the correct specimen matrix, holding the right blood-to-additive ratio, working in the laboratory's processing flow, and being compatible with analyzers all need to be considered. That's why Trustlab suggests weighing Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes ... Read more

In Optical Laboratory Analytical Equipment (LAE), the quality of images is perceived to be dictated by the objective lens of the system. However, the eyepiece is also critical, as it defines the extent to which the intermediate image is magnified and presented to the observer. In this regard, eyepieces of type WF10X and WF16X are ... Read more

The Professional Compound Microscope for Biological Lab Students includes everything necessary for optical magnification of samples, including cells and microorganisms. This microscope features different objective lenses and eyepieces, lights, a focusing mechanism, and has a stage suitable for daily use in the laboratory. In laboratory applications, performance is not just dependent on the level of ... Read more

Modern laboratories and educational facilities should have compact and user-friendly systems that integrate digital microscopy. These systems should be compact and easy to operate. Systems that are not designed digitally require additional systems to work, such as a large amount of space, a camera, a computer, a monitor, and software. Even the most fundamental observations ... Read more

Capillary blood collection is the preferred method for hematocrit measurement as well as the collection of small-volume blood samples for clinical laboratory testing and routine research. Capillary tubes require only a small volume of blood; however, for separation to be fully achieved, centrifugal force must be constant, the speed must be controlled, the time must ... Read more