Easy adjustment of liquid usage! Minimal air contact ensures no concentration changes.
In the field of optics, adhesive applications require the maintenance of transparency and long-term stability. Particularly in the adhesion of microscope specimens and optical components, the inclusion of air bubbles and degradation over time can adversely affect observation and performance. The Mount Quick Tube addresses these challenges by achieving quick drying and high transparency while suppressing the inclusion of air bubbles. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Encapsulation of microscope specimens - Adhesion of optical components - Sample preparation in research institutions 【Benefits of Implementation】 - High transparency adhesion - Long-term preservation of specimens - Improved work efficiency
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【Features】 - Quick-drying with high transparency and no bubbles - Good solubility for xylene - Does not alter or fade specimens - Resistant to long-term storage after embedding - Easy to adjust the amount of liquid used - Minimal air contact with no concentration changes 【Our Strengths】 Daiwa Industries is committed to environmentally friendly technological innovation, offering convenient tools and equipment for the medical, research, and printing fields. Based on our accumulated technology, we contribute to solving our customers' challenges.
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【Purpose】 ■Specimen encapsulation for permanent preservation *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Instead of ink or paint, we encapsulate special agents such as water-repellent coatings, adhesives, water- and solvent-resistant coatings, and phosphorescent agents into pens, which is the origin of our development of convenient work tools for the mass production industry. We propose convenient tools and equipment for the medical, research, and printing fields. "Environmentally friendly innovative technology" We are challenging new fields based on our accumulated technology. Our latest achievement is "Soil Vitamin," which revitalizes the earth's vitality.
