[Histonet] Ink, slides, cassettes

[Mary Parker]

If you are having trouble with markers fading, try Mercedes Platinum
Line Markers, catalog # MER308W. We haven't had any problems with them,
and they have a very fine tip.

Mary D. Parker
Histology Lab Manager
EPL, Inc.
PO Box 12766
RTP, N.C. 27709
919 998-9407
 


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Hello everyone,

Two questions:
I know this question comes up every now and then, but has anyone else
been 
having problems with cassettes not holding the print from a Surgipath
cassette 
printer?  Cassettes, and not all colors, are fading drastically after
coming 
off the processor and in some cases looks like runny, blobs of ink.

We also seem to be having some problems with handwritten slides fading 
drastically after staining.  We've used Securline pens for a long time
and now they 
aren't doing so well on slides, especially the Superfrost Plus slides.
The 
Marketlab pens seem to do a little better with legibility but smear
badly if 
your fingers are slightly wet....and they don't last long.

Thanks,
Deb King
Sacramento, CA
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