Microscope Slide Washer Rack
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Dishwasher rack for standard 76 mm microscope slides, with vertical slots and a lid to keep slides secure.
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Microscope Slide Washer Rack
A practical dishwasher rack for cleaning microscope slides after microscopy work.
The microscope slides are inserted vertically into the individual slots. This keeps them separated, upright and well organized during the washing process. The rack allows many slides to be cleaned at once without them lying loosely in the dishwasher.
A matching lid keeps the slides securely in place and prevents them from jumping out or falling over during the wash cycle.
This is especially useful for biology and chemistry classrooms, school laboratories, microscopy courses or any situation where many microscope slides need to be cleaned regularly.
Features
Holds many microscope slides upright
Keeps slides separated during washing
Designed for use in a dishwasher
Matching lid prevents slides from falling out
Useful for schools, labs and microscopy work
Reduces manual cleaning effort
Helps organize used slides before washing
Compatibility
Designed for standard microscope slides with a length of 76 mm.
Suggested use
Place the used microscope slides vertically into the slots.
Close the rack with the lid.
Put the complete rack into the dishwasher.
After washing, remove the lid and let the slides dry.
Print notes
Print the base and the lid separately.
For dishwasher use, PETG is recommended due to its higher heat resistance compared to PLA. PLA may deform in the dishwasher, especially during hot washing programs or drying cycles.
After printing, the slots may need to be cleaned out once with a thin tool or knife, depending on your printer settings and bridging quality. After that, the slides should fit in smoothly.