Hemocytometer Cell Counting Panel, Blood Count Plate with Glass Cover Slides Hemocytometer Biology Tool

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Hemocytometer Cell Counting Panel, Blood Count Features

• ★Application Scope: Haemocytometer is used for microscopic counting of red and white blood cells in the human body. It is also often used to count the number of some bacteria, fungi, yeast and other microorganisms. It is a common biological tool.

• ★Made of thick glass, each counting plate is divided into 2 identical counting pools by H-shaped grooves.There is a support column on each side of the counting cell, and a special cover glass is covered on it to form a counting cell with a height of 0.10mm.

• ★High quality reusable hemocytometer for counting cell densities. High light transmission for easy visibility, Clearly visible counting grids.Improved and brightly illuminated grid lines help you see and the cells easily.

• ★Fine workmanship, uniform thickness, easy to use and operate; the surface of the central part of the calculation plate has been specially processed and polished, clear bright line engraving, easy to count accurately, clear and intuitive reading.

About Hemocytometer Cell Counting Panel, Blood Count

Application Scope: Blood cell counting plate is used for microscopic counting of red blood cells and white blood cells in human body, also commonly used to calculate the number of some bacteria, fungi, yeast and other microorganisms, is a common biological tool, widely used in the medical industry, teaching laboratories, laboratory research, biological fields, factory experiments, classroom teaching and so on. Material: Glass. Quantity: 1 piece. Counting Chamber: Grids. Packing: 1 blood cell counting plate with plastic box + glass cover plates. The hemocytometer counting plate is made of thick glass, and each counting plate is divided into two identical counting cells by an H-shaped groove. There is a support column on each side of the counting cell, and a special cover glass is covered on it to form a counting cell with a height of 0.10mm. The counting cell is drawn with squares of 3.0mm in length and 3.0mm in width, divided into 9 large squares, each with an area of 1.0mm2 and a volume of 0.1mm (ul). Among them, the large square is divided into 25 medium squares with double lines. The 5 medium squares located in the center and four corners are the red blood cell counting areas, and are divided into 16 small squares with single lines. The four large squares in the four corners are the white blood cell counting area, which are divided into 16 medium squares with single lines. The allowable error in the length of each side of the large square grid is ±1%.