The Hecht Canada Balsam Glass, 60 g, with Rod and Ground Cap is designed for microscopy examinations and precise laboratory handling. Made from clear glass in the Goldschmidt pattern, this container supports reliable application and storage of Canada balsam in professional microscopy workflows. The ground joint cap helps maximise the useful life of the contents by providing a secure and effective seal.
This Hecht Canada balsam glass is a practical choice for laboratories and microscopy professionals requiring dependable storage, handling, and application in routine examination work.
Manufacturer P/N
41710060
Part Number
6.053 546
Manufacturer
Hecht
Description
60 g
Manufacturer P/N
41710030
Part Number
6.070 616
Manufacturer
Hecht
Description
30 g
It is designed for microscopy examinations and precise laboratory handling. Made from clear glass in the Goldschmidt pattern, this container supports reliable application and storage of Canada balsam in professional microscopy workflows. The ground joint cap helps maximise the useful life of the contents by providing a secure and effective seal.
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