TMX Coverslips

Available Options:

Thumbnail SKU Description pack Quantity
D72283 D72283

22mm Round Thermanox

500/bx
D72285 D72285

25mm Round Thermanox

100/bx
D72286 D72286

25mm Round Thermanox

500/bx
D72282 D72282

22mm Round Thermanox

100/bx
D72275-05 D72275-05

15mm Round Thermanox

500/bx
D72275-01 D72275-01

15mm Round Thermanox

100/pk
D72281 D72281

13mm Round Thermanox

500/bx
D72280 D72280

13mm Round Thermanox

100/bx
D72273 D72273

24x30mm Thermanox

500/bx
D72272 D72272

24x30mm Thermanox

100/bx
D72271 D72271

22x60mm Thermanox

500/bx
D72270 D72270

22x60mm Thermanox

100/bx
D72274-05 D72274-05

10.5x22mm Thermanox

500/bx
D72274-01 D72274-01

10.5x22mm Thermanox

100/pk

Description

NUNC™ Brand Thernanox®, or TMX coverslips are made from a polymer (in the polyolefin family) that is highly resistant to most chemicals. Thermanox® plastic is resistant to alcohols, aldehydes, hydrocarbons, dilute acids (<10%) and dilute alkalis (<2%). TMX has limited resistance to chlorinated hydro-carbons, however, it is not resistant to concentrated acids or bases.Thermanox® plastic is a flexible, trans-parent polymer that can be sectioned using a microtome and is able to withstand high temp-eratures (temperature range -70°C to +150°C). Thermanox® coverslips are culture treated on one side for enhanced cell attachment and growth. The treated side is packaged face up toward the label.

Features

  • Flat and remain flat
  • 0.2mm (No. 2) thickness
  • Resistant to commonly used solvents
  • Safe and easy to handle
  • Auto fluorescent in the range 380 to 545 nm
  • Thernanox® cover slips can be autoclaved at 20 minutes steam, 20 minutes dry at 120°C

 
Permanox plastic is nonfluorescent and may be used with most fluorescent labels. Permanox has better chemical resistance to fixation and staining solvents than polystyrene. An aqueous based mounting medium must be used when cover slipping to prevent warping.

Coverslip Treatment Test
A simple method to determine which side of the coverslip is treated is the “droplet” test. A drop of water or culture medium will spread on the hydrophilic, treated side. – If the droplet forms a bead, then the side of the coverslip is not treated. – If the droplet spreads evenly over the coverslip, the side is treated.

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