Specifications Table:

Product Overview

Lancer’s Xylene is a versatile lab solvent widely used in tissue preparation, stain clearing, and equipment cleaning. Its strong solvency and compatibility with paraffin make it essential in histopathology workflows.

Academic Use:
Used in teaching labs for histological sectioning and slide preparation, aiding practical training in pathology and cell biology.

Industrial Use:
Common in pathology labs, biotech firms, and pharma R&D for tissue processing, microscopy prep, and cleaning procedures.

Institutional Use:
Utilized in hospitals and medical institutes for large-volume slide processing and post-staining clearing in automated systems.

FAQs

1. What is the primary use of xylene in labs?
   It is used for deparaffinizing slides, cleaning labware, and clearing tissue samples in microscopy. 
2. Can it be used for automated slide stainers?
   Yes, xylene is compatible with most automated histology processors. 
3. What are some substitutes for xylene?
   Citrus-based solvents and toluene are alternatives, though performance may vary. 
4. How should xylene be stored safely?
   Keep in a cool, well-ventilated area away from direct heat and ignition sources. 
5. Is it different from sulphur-free xylene?
   Yes, sulphur-free xylene is further purified for more sensitive applications, especially where sulfur interference is undesirable.