Microscope Slides 50
Product Code : SCL-MI-10794
The microscope slides pack of 50 is a laboratory glass slide set used for holding specimens during microscope observation, wet mounts, dry mounts and prepared slide work. It is designed for schools, colleges, biology laboratories and microscopy training centres that need clean slides for routine practical work.
Product Description
Microscope Slides 50 are used as flat transparent supports for biological, botanical, chemical and classroom specimens. A sample is placed on the slide and viewed under a compatible microscope, usually with a coverslip when wet mounts or delicate specimens are prepared.
This pack is suitable for regular use in school science labs, college biology departments, STEM classrooms and laboratory training sessions. Standard microscope slides are commonly around 75 × 25 mm, but the exact size, thickness, edge finish and glass type must be confirmed for this supplied product. For related items, browse our laboratory glassware and microscope instrument categories.
Key Features
- Pack of 50 microscope slides for routine laboratory and classroom use.
- Flat transparent surface supports wet mounts, dry mounts and prepared specimens.
- Suitable for biology practicals, microscopy training and STEM demonstrations.
- Useful for plant cells, cheek cells, pond water samples, fibres and small specimens.
- Compatible with standard microscope workflows after size confirmation.
- Supports organised slide preparation for teachers, students and lab technicians.
- Requires confirmation of glass type, dimensions, thickness and edge finish before procurement.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product Name |
Microscope Slides 50 |
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Product Category |
Laboratory Glassware / Microscope Accessories / Science Lab Equipment |
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Intended Users |
Schools, colleges, biology labs, STEM labs, microscopy training centres and laboratory technicians |
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Pack Quantity |
50 slides |
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Material |
Glass |
What's Included in the Kit
- Microscope slides pack of 50
- Protective slide box or packet
- Size and thickness label
- Handling or safety note
Applications / Uses
- Wet mount preparation for biology practicals
- Dry mount observation of fibres, powders and small specimens
- Prepared slide work in school and college laboratories
- Mounting plant cells, cheek cells, pond water and thin samples
- Classroom microscopy demonstrations and student lab records
- Use with compatible science lab equipment and microscope accessories
How to Use the Microscope Slides Pack of 50
- Select a clean microscope slide from the pack.
- Place the specimen or liquid sample at the centre of the slide.
- Add stain, water or mounting medium if required by the experiment.
- Lower a compatible coverslip gently over the specimen to reduce air bubbles.
- Place the slide on the microscope stage and secure it with slide clips or a mechanical stage.
- Begin focusing with the lowest objective before moving to higher magnification.
- Dispose of broken or contaminated slides according to laboratory safety rules.
Handle glass slides carefully because broken glass can create sharp edges and injury risk.
Care & Maintenance
- Store unused slides in their original box or a clean slide container.
- Keep slides dry, dust-free and away from chemical vapours.
- Do not use chipped, cracked or dirty slides for microscopy.
- Handle slides by the edges to reduce fingerprints on the viewing area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are microscope slides pack of 50 used for?
Microscope slides pack of 50 are used to hold specimens for viewing under a microscope. They support wet mounts, dry mounts and prepared slide work in biology and science laboratories.
What size are these microscope slides?
The exact supplied size Standard microscope slides are commonly around 75 × 25 mm.
Are these slides suitable for school laboratories?
Yes. They are suitable for school and college biology labs when handled carefully under teacher or laboratory technician supervision.
Can these slides be used with coverslips?
Yes. Microscope slides are commonly used with coverslips for wet mounts and prepared specimens, provided the coverslip size and application are suitable.
Last updated: September 2026.
