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Supplier: VWR International

VWR® VistaVision™ HistoBond® Adhesive Slides are ideal for in-situ hybridization.

Supplier: StatLab

A universal adhesion slide for H&E, IHC, and special stains.

Supplier: StatLab

Millennia™ 1000 slides feature a hydrophobic surface with strong adhesion properties.

Supplier: Erie Scientific

Superfrost® Plus adhesion control slide with soft white control box on back.

Supplier: Erie Scientific

Permafrost Adhesion Slides are designed for tissue adhesion in routine clinical applications

Supplier: StatLab

Millennia™ 2000 slides feature a hydrophilic surface with strong adhesion properties.

Supplier: Erie Scientific

Slides provide superior cell and tissue adhesion due to a permanent bio-adhesive material that electrostatically and chemically attracts tissues and tissue sections

Supplier: Epredia

Achieve superior cell and tissue adhesion with Shandon™ Polysine Slides.

Supplier: Erie Scientific

Slides are treated to electrostatically attract frozen tissue sections and cytology preparations, eliminating the need for adhesives or coating steps.

Supplier: Erie Scientific

SlideMate™ Microscope Slides designed for use on thermal printers.

Supplier: Matsunami Glass

Matsunami TOMO® hydrophilic adhesion slides offer superior tissue adhesion, staining performance, and slide surface fluidics

Supplier: Azer Scientific Inc.

These adhesive microscope slides are coated with Poly-L-Lysine.

Supplier: Matsunami Glass

The Matsunami MAS-GP slide surface is treated with a coating that creates a strong adhesive and hydrophilic surface

Supplier: Azer Scientific Inc.

The UNIFROST® Azer Bond slides utilize improved adhesive technology and were developed for uses where standard adhesive coatings may fail.

Supplier: Matsunami Glass

The Matsunami APS™ slide is treated to provide a strong permanent charge to the slide surface

Supplier: SPRINGSIDE SCIENTIFIC, LLC.

Microscope slides are manufactured from ³/₄ white glass and feature a positive charge for improved adhesion

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Adhesive slides, Quick bond

Supplier: Leica Biosystems

The Apex Adhesive Slides portfolio consists of microscope slides made of white glass and coated with a proprietary adhesive coating for a positive charge.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

The permanent bio-adhesive material on our Polysine™ slide attracts frozen and paraffin embedded sections, centrifuge preparation and cytology smears.

Supplier: SPRINGSIDE SCIENTIFIC, LLC.

Superwhite Adhesive Micro Slides are made of pure, super white glass which prevents auto-fluorescence

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Premium glass slides with a frosted end. These slides improve the adhesion of tissues to the slide. Available pre-coated with either Poly-L-Lysine or Silane (aminoalkysilane).

Supplier: C & A Scientific

This slide is coated with a special adhesive formula (also known as "Positively Charged"), which allows the specimen to adhere to the slide easily, saving time and money in laboratory procedures.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

TruBond™ adhesive slides have proven performance under high temperature and pH conditions. These adhesive slides work well with automatic IHC applications. The quality of these slides will exceed your expectations.

Supplier: Avantik

SureBond™ microscope slides provide consistent and reliable results.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Superfrost Plus(+) glass slide are made by a process that place a permanent positive charge in the microscope slide. The slides electrostatically attract frozen tissue sections and cytology preparations, binding them to the slide and forms a bridge so that covalent bonds develop between formalin fixed sections and the glass.

Supplier: Avantik

SureBond™ microscope slides provide consistent and reliable results.

Supplier: Globe Scientific

Charged slides provide an ideal surface for cell and tissue adhesion.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

These slides are specially designed for the application of fresh or formalin fixed frozen tissue. They are inherently tissue binding so there is no need to add sprays or adhesives to the slides.

Supplier: Electron Microscopy Sciences

Using premium select, low fluorescence glass with a consistent uniform coating of poly-L-lysine these slides yield a dense layer of amine groups for initial ionic attachment of the negatively charged phosphate groups in the DNA backbone.