• Slide Mailer Plastic Clear - 5 Slides

Slide Mailer Plastic Clear - 5 Slides

EZ-0075PC

Vendor: SmartLabs

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The 5-Place End-Opening Microscope Slide Mailer is a rigid laboratory consumable designed for the safe handling, storage, and transport of biological and clinical slide specimens. Constructed from durable polypropylene, this lightweight kit component offers excellent chemical resistance and high structural durability. 

It features an integrated snap-lock flip lid and distinct internal slotted channels that isolate each slide. This protective architecture eliminates any glass-to-glass friction, preventing fragile specimens from scratching, cracking, or breaking during transit. 

Key Technical Specifications 

Feature

Specification Details

Material

High-density Polypropylene (PP)

Slide Capacity

5 standard microscope slides

Compatible Slide Size

25 x 75 mm / 3" x 1" / 76 x 26 mm

Opening Style

End-opening (vertical slide orientation)

Overall Dimensions

43 mm x 24 mm x 88 mm (1.69" x 0.95" x 3.47")

Closure Mechanism

Secure tight-fitting snap lid

Internal Architecture

5 individual molded slot grooves

Color Variants

Natural (Semi-transparent), or assorted multi-packs (Red, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Orange)

Reusability

Autoclavable, chemically inert, and suitable for disposable workflows

Standard Pack Size

Usually sold in packs of 25 items

Country of Origin

China

Primary Applications

  • Diagnostic Shipping: Safely transporting fragile clinical biopsies, tissue samples, or blood smears between remote clinical collection centers and central pathology laboratories.
  • On-Site Slide Staining: Operating as a makeshift, micro-volume vertical staining jar to conserve reagents and chemicals when analyzing small sample batches.
  • Long-Term Bench Storage: Organizing and archiving rare pathological specimens or research controls in a compact footprint.