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Slide staining jars & racks for histology

Practical staining jars, slide racks and multi-jar stations for manual histology workflows. Compare 24- and 25-slide formats for routine slide staining, washing and reagent processing in H&E, IHC and IF workflows.

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Histology slide staining jar and rack for 25 microscope slides
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Choose the format that fits the run.

All of the options below are intended for professional laboratory use and manual slide processing. The main differences are slide capacity, lid design and whether you need a single jar or a sequence of jars.

24-slide histology staining jar and rack
24 slides · 300 mL

Histology Slide Staining Jar & Rack — 24 slides

POM rack and jar for standard microscope slides, available in green and grey.

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 Grey 25-slide histology staining jar and rack
25 slides · 300 mL

Histology Slide Staining Jar & Rack — Grey

Straightforward 25-slide staining jar and rack for routine manual histology processing.

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 Blue 25-slide histology staining jar with hinged lid
25 slides · hinged lid

Histology Slide Staining Jar & Rack — Blue

25-slide format with a hinged lid that stays with the jar during routine staining.

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FormatCapacityJar volumeMaterialUseful distinction
24-slide jar + rack24 slides300 mLPOMGreen or grey
25-slide grey jar + rack25 slides300 mLPOMSimple routine format
25-slide blue jar + rack25 slides300 mLPOMHinged lid
3-jar staining station25-slide rack3 jarsPOM + stainless baseCompact sequence
12-jar staining station25-slide rack12 jarsPOM + stainless baseLonger staining sequence
What is a slide staining jar?

A simple container for manual microscope-slide processing.

A slide staining jar holds microscope slides in staining, wash or processing solutions while keeping the slides organized and immersed. In histology laboratories, staining jars and racks are used throughout manual workflows where slides need to move through a defined sequence of reagents.

The right format depends mainly on how many slides you process at once, how much reagent volume you want to use and whether you prefer a single jar or a multi-jar station arranged as a workflow.

Histology workflows

Built around routine bench handling.

These staining jars and racks are suitable for manual slide-based laboratory workflows including routine histology staining, wash steps and reagent exchanges used around H&E, IHC and IF. Individual product pages specify material, temperature and chemical-handling limits.

For sequential workflows, the 3-jar and 12-jar stations keep multiple baths together. For a single staining or wash step, the 24- and 25-slide jar-and-rack formats are the simpler option.

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