Consider all of the dimensions as these will require a bit of added space above them when the cover is opened. Always check the dimensions and measure your space before you choose. It’s better than renting a piece of equipment that you will have no room for.

You will also need to think about all of the different options and features that are available with the coverslippers, and make sure that that it can take care of the amount of work in your lab.

Finally, consider the ease of use and the speed that the coverslipper can offer. You want to work with a device that is fast and simple to use and that will make your job easier, not more complicated with a lot of difficult controls.

These are typically going to be benchtop devices, although you may find some other, large standalone options. Whether you are choosing the benchtop coverslippers or not, you will need to know just how large they are when you are making your choice. You have to be certain that you have enough room in the laboratory to handle the machine’s size.

 For many small labs, one of these cover slippers will be enough to handle the work. Labs that are very busy or that are large might need to have more than one of the items, though.

Those who have histology labs will likely want to have at least one coverslipper on the premises. Depending on the size of the lab and the amount of work you have, it might be necessary to have more than one of these devices.

There are many options available on the market, so you need to compare them carefully to make sure you are choosing one of the best choices for your lab and your needs. Many companies are making coverslippers today. Some of the manufacturers that you might want to consider when you are renting include Medite, Leica, Dako, TBS, ThermoFisher Scientific, and Sakura.