Application: Lab Research. Model: SF.
Overview
The High Quality Cheap Laboratory Consumables Disposable Microscope Cover Glass is supplied as a microscope slide / cover slip made from Boro 3.3 Glass. Listed geometry: thickness 0.13-0.17mm, square shape. It is used in Lab Research. Dimensions, material grade, coating and finish can be quoted to your drawing; the values above are the listed starting point.
Specifications
| Material | Boro 3.3 Glass |
|---|---|
| Shape | Square |
| Thickness | 0.13-0.17mm |
| Application | Lab Research |
| Usage | Put The Samples Which Need Observe |
| Quantity | Box |
| Model NO. | SF |
| Edges | Straight or Ground |
| Color | Transparent |
| Supplier | ALL PRO CORPORATION |
Technical data
| Thickness | 1#,2# |
|---|---|
| Edges | Straight or Ground |
| Size | 18x18mm,20x20mm,22x22mm,24x24mm,24x32mm etc |
| Color | Transparent |
| Application | Lab Research |
| The cover glass protects the microscope's objective lens from contacting the specimen, and it creates an even thickness (in wet mounts) for viewing. |
What to specify when you request a quote
- Material — listed as “Boro 3.3 Glass”; name the glass (soda-lime, borosilicate, quartz) because it fixes UV transmission and chemical resistance.
- Dimensions — listed as “0.13-0.17mm”; give dimensions and tolerances.
- Surface and edges — listed as “Straight or Ground”; state edge finish and any frosted or coated areas.
- Cleanliness and packing — state cleanliness level and packing for lab use.
Engineering guides for this part
For material grades and coating options, see Custom Borosilicate Glass Sheets Cut to Size: Precision and Performance. How parts like this are machined and finished is covered in Borosilicate Glass Sandblasting for Consistent Matte Surface Processing. For an application example, read Custom Precision Glass for Microfluidic and Biomedical Devices. Before sending a drawing, check Precision Glass Material Selection: Fused Silica vs Borosilicate & More. A related standard product is 4-inch Borofloat 33 Glass Wafers.
