Tissue Embedder

The tissue embedding machine is a device that embeds human or animal and plant specimens in paraffin after dehydration and paraffin embedding for histological diagnosis or research after sectioning. Its working principle is to place the dehydrated tissue sample in an embedding mold, and then perform the processes of wax dipping, embedding, cooling, and fixation in order to facilitate subsequent tissue slicing. With the featured microprocessing controls, tissue embedders precisely regulate temperature levels and program operating times for accurate and reproducible results.