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The Hecht Thoma Counting Chamber is a precision instrument designed for counting thrombocytes (platelets) and erythrocytes (red blood cells) in laboratory settings. Manufactured from high-quality optical glass, it features a double net ruling with a central large square divided into smaller squares, facilitating accurate cell counting. The chamber's depth is 0.100 mm, and the area of each small square is 0.0025 mm². Cover glasses are not included with the chamber.
This counting chamber is essential for laboratories requiring precise and reliable cell counting in hematological analyses.
Manufacturer P/N
40440702
Part Number
9.161 080
Manufacturer
Hecht
With snap-on clips
No
Manufacturer P/N
40440703
Part Number
7.607 192
Manufacturer
Hecht
With snap-on clips
Yes
It is a precision instrument designed for counting thrombocytes (platelets) and erythrocytes (red blood cells) in laboratory settings. Manufactured from high-quality optical glass, it features a double net ruling with a central large square divided into smaller squares, facilitating accurate cell counting. The chamber's depth is 0.100 mm, and the area of each small square is 0.0025 mm². Cover glasses are not included with the chamber.
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