Histofluid Mounting Media – Paul Marienfeld Histology Mountant
Our Histofluid Mounting Media from Paul Marienfeld (Superior) are manufactured in Germany for histology, pathology, and professional microscope slide preparation. Designed for mounting prepared specimens beneath microscope coverslips, these specialist laboratory media provide optical clarity, secure specimen mounting, and dependable performance for routine and specialised microscopy applications.
Histofluid is a xylene-based acrylic resin mounting medium developed for use with compatible specimens and staining procedures. Its transparent formulation supports microscopic examination and the preparation of permanent mounted slides for laboratory analysis and storage.
Histofluid Mounting Media Range & Technical Specifications
Our collection includes Paul Marienfeld Histofluid mounting media suitable for professional laboratory workflows requiring clear, stable specimen mounting.
Key features include:
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German Manufacturing: Produced by Paul Marienfeld for professional histology and microscopy applications.
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Acrylic Resin Formulation: Clear acrylic resin dissolved in xylene, providing a transparent mounting medium for compatible specimens.
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Optical Clarity: Designed to support clear microscopic observation of prepared tissue sections and other suitable specimens.
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Rapid Hardening: The solvent-based formulation dries and hardens after application under appropriate laboratory conditions.
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Refractive Index Compatibility: Formulated to provide optical properties suitable for conventional glass microscope slides and coverslips.
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Long-Term Slide Preparation: Suitable for preparing permanent mounted slides when used with compatible staining and specimen preparation procedures.
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Protective Packaging: Supplied in appropriate containers for a solvent-based laboratory mounting medium.
The formulation is designed to help minimise discolouration and support the preservation of mounted preparations under suitable conditions. Actual long-term performance depends on the specimen, staining method, mounting procedure, and storage environment.
Histofluid is intended for use with compatible microscope slides and coverslips. Laboratories should verify compatibility with their staining reagents and preparation protocols before use.
Applications & Benefits
Our Histofluid mounting media are suitable for a range of laboratory applications, including:
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Histology and histopathology slide preparation
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Pathology and clinical laboratory microscopy
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Permanent mounting of compatible tissue sections
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Biological specimen preparation and examination
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Research and biomedical microscopy
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Educational and university laboratory applications
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Routine stained specimen mounting
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Preparation of microscope slides for subsequent examination and storage
The clear acrylic resin formulation supports reliable coverslip attachment and optical examination while helping laboratories maintain consistent slide preparation procedures.
Handling, Storage & Laboratory Safety
As a xylene-containing mounting medium, Histofluid must be handled in accordance with the manufacturer's safety data sheet and applicable laboratory safety procedures.
Appropriate ventilation, personal protective equipment, safe chemical storage, and correct waste disposal arrangements are essential.
Containers should be kept securely closed when not in use and stored according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Reliable Histology Mounting Media from Paul Marienfeld
London Laboratory Equipment Ltd supplies Paul Marienfeld Histofluid mounting media to universities, research institutions, pathology departments, clinical laboratories, and professional microscopy users throughout the UK.
We welcome enquiries for trade pricing, bulk purchasing, institutional quotations, and distributor opportunities. Quantity discounts may be available for eligible orders.
For product specifications, availability, and purchasing enquiries, please contact support@londonlaboquip.com.
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