Complete Dissections (Product Code: SCL129/1.13) is a dissection kit for students that brings together the basic surgical instruments needed for laboratory experiments — scissors, tweezers, a scalpel, a needle and a pointer — in stainless steel with a mirror finish, packed in a leather kit. It gives each student or pair a personal, organised set for plant and animal dissection practicals in schools, colleges and training labs. Offered as a dissection kit for school use in India and abroad, it is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Kit contents:

• 1 large scissor
• 1 small scissor
• 2 tweezers (1 large, 1 small)
• Scalpel
• Needle
• Pointer

Typical Use

In a typical practical, students use the scalpel for the first incision, the large scissor to open body walls or cut stems, and the small scissor for fine trimming. The large tweezer lifts and holds back tissue while the small one picks out delicate parts such as stamens, ovules or blood vessels. The needle teases fibres apart and the pointer is used to show structures to the teacher or partner without touching them with fingers. This sequence suits flower, seed, earthworm and fish dissections found in a dissection set for biology in India.

Teach students to pass sharp instruments handle-first and to cut away from their hands. After each session, rinse the instruments, dry them thoroughly so the mirror finish stays bright, and return each piece to its place in the leather kit so missing items are easy to spot during a stock check.

Manufacturer

The kit is manufactured by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which trades as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana. The company is a registered MSME (Udyam UDYAM-HR-01-0003714), and export orders are handled under its Importer-Exporter Code AAECJ8618A issued by the DGFT. Our company profile has more background.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items that complete a dissection workstation:

• Tava Dissection — a 30 x 25 cm stainless steel tray to work on
• Dissection Pan, Pad & Cover — a pan with pad for pinning specimens
• Dissecting T-Pins — for pinning back skin and tissue during dissection
• Microscope for Dissection — magnified viewing of small specimens while working
• Hand Magnifier — a simple lens for checking fine structures

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the kit?
1 large scissor, 1 small scissor, 2 tweezers (1 large and 1 small), a scalpel, a needle and a pointer, packed in a leather kit.

What are the instruments made of?
Stainless steel with a mirror finish.

Are single-use instruments available?
The product listing notes that single-use instruments may also be obtained. Contact us to discuss options for your practical.

Are spare blades or replacement instruments supplied?
Spares are not listed with the kit; ask our team about replacements when you order.

Is the kit suitable for school students?
Yes, it is designed for student lab experiments. Because it contains sharp instruments, use it under teacher supervision.

How do I keep the instruments in good condition?
Rinse after use, dry completely, and store each item in its slot in the leather kit.

Can you supply kits for a whole class or institution?
Yes. Share the product code SCL129/1.13, quantity and delivery location; we supply India and international markets.

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For a quotation, contact us or add the kit to the enquiry cart along with trays and pins.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Lama (Product Code: SCL131/1.14) is a clear glass microscope slide measuring 25.4 mm x 76.2 mm, rectangular, chemical resistant and made with ground edges. It is the flat base on which specimens are mounted for viewing under a compound microscope, whether a drop of pond water, an onion epidermis peel or a stained smear. Biology and microbiology labs use slides like this every practical session, and it is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, alongside the rest of its lab glassware for buyers seeking a lab glassware supplier in India.

Specifications

Typical Use

For a temporary wet mount, students place a thin specimen in the centre of the slide, add a drop of water or stain, and lower a cover slip over it before viewing at low power. The same slides are used for blood or bacterial smears that are air-dried and stained, and for pollen, yeast or cheek-cell preparations in cell-biology lessons. Because they are chemical resistant, they tolerate the stains, alcohols and mounting fluids commonly handled in school and college labs, and they form part of any temporary slides biology kit a department puts together.

The ground edges make the slides safer to handle than raw-cut glass and less prone to chipping in a slide box. Hold slides by the edges to avoid fingerprints in the viewing area, clean them with water and a lint-free cloth before use, and label one end if several groups share specimens.

Supplier

These slides are supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the Ambala, Haryana company that trades as ScienceLab and equips school and college laboratories. For more about who we are, visit our company profile.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items used together with microscope slides at the bench:

• Lamela — 20 x 20 mm borosilicate cover slips to place over the specimen
• Biological Microscope — a microscope magnifying over 400 times for viewing mounted slides
• Microscope Slide Cover Forceps — for handling slides and cover slips without fingerprints
• Slide Box — for storing finished slides safely
• Lama 1 — a further slide listing in the same range

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size are the slides?
25.4 mm x 76.2 mm, the common 1 x 3 inch slide format that fits standard microscope stages and slide boxes.

What does "ground edge" mean?
The edges are ground smooth after cutting, which makes the slide safer to handle and less likely to chip.

How many slides are in a pack?
Pack quantity is not stated in our current product details. Contact us with the number of slides you need.

What is the slide thickness?
Thickness is not listed at present; we will confirm it on request.

Can the slides be reused?
Slides used for temporary mounts can be washed, dried and reused if they are not scratched or chipped. Discard slides used with infectious material according to your lab's safety rules.

Do you supply slides in bulk for institutions?
Yes. Quote the product code SCL131/1.14, quantity and delivery location; we supply India and international markets.

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For prices, contact us or add the slides to your enquiry cart together with cover slips.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Lamela (Product Code: SCL135/1.15) is a square microscope cover slip, 20 mm x 20 mm, made of clear borosilicate glass. Laid over a specimen on a slide, it keeps solid material pressed flat and shapes a liquid sample into a thin layer of even thickness, so the whole field comes into focus and the objective lens stays clean. Cover slips are essential equipment in any lab that uses a microscope, and this one is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, for institutions looking for a lab consumables supplier in India.

Specifications

Typical Use

To make a wet mount without trapped air, place the specimen and a drop of liquid on the slide, touch one edge of the cover slip to the drop at an angle, and lower it slowly with a needle so the liquid spreads out ahead of it. The 20 x 20 mm square covers a typical onion peel, leaf section or drop of culture comfortably on a standard slide. Stains can be drawn under the cover slip from one side with a strip of filter paper at the other, which is a handy technique for iodine or methylene blue staining. Schools stocking borosilicate laboratory glassware in India can add these cover slips to the same order as their slides.

Cover slips are thin and break easily, so pick them up by the edges or with fine forceps and keep spares in their pack until needed. Dispose of broken pieces in a glass bin rather than general waste.

Supplier

Lamela cover slips are supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, which operates as ScienceLab from Ambala in Haryana and provides microscopy consumables and apparatus to educational labs. Our company profile explains more about the business.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items used with cover slips when preparing and viewing mounts:

• Lama — 25.4 x 76.2 mm ground-edge glass slides to carry the specimen
• Microscope Slide Cover Forceps — for picking up thin cover slips safely
• Biological Microscope — for viewing the finished mount at over 400 times magnification
• Glass Cover Slips, No. 1 — an alternative cover slip listing
• Lamela 1 — a further cover slip listing in the same range

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Frequently Asked Questions

What size and shape are these cover slips?
They are square, 20 mm x 20 mm.

What glass are they made from?
Clear borosilicate glass.

What thickness number are they?
Thickness is not stated in our current product details. Contact us if your objective lenses need a particular thickness.

How do I avoid air bubbles under the cover slip?
Lower it at an angle from one edge of the liquid drop, using a needle to control the descent, rather than dropping it flat.

How many cover slips come in a pack?
Pack size is not listed at present; tell us the quantity you need and we will quote accordingly.

Do you supply cover slips for large institutional orders?
Yes. Quote the product code SCL135/1.15, quantity and delivery location; we serve India and international markets.

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To request a price, get in touch or add Lamela to the enquiry cart with your slides.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Series of Microscopic Preparation for The Construction of Plant (Product Code: SCL140/1.16) is a set of 10 coloured microscope preparations on rectangular glass slides, arranged according to the biology programme to show how plants are built — from brown algae and sporangium development to leaf, root and flower sections and spore-bearing leaves. Teachers use the series to let students see real plant structures under the microscope rather than only in textbook diagrams. These prepared microscope slides for India and international classrooms are supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Contents of the series (names as listed for the slide labels):

• Laminaria — brown algae
• Risopuz — development of sporangia
• Orizi — transverse section of leaf
• Misri — cross-section of a monocotyledon
• Sunflower — cross-section of a dicotyledon
• Misri — typical roots
• Cotton
• Lilium sythium — monocotyledon flower
• Likeni
• Fieri — spores and sporangia leaves

Typical Use

The series follows a natural teaching order. Students begin with a brown alga and a preparation showing sporangium development, move to the leaf, root and cross-sections that contrast monocotyledon and dicotyledon arrangement of tissues, and finish with a monocot flower and the spores and sporangia slide to discuss reproduction. Comparing the monocotyledon and dicotyledon cross-sections side by side is a classic way to discuss how tissue arrangement differs between the two plant groups, a core topic for botany lab equipment in India and elsewhere.

Start each slide under the low power objective to locate the tissue, then move up to higher power for cell detail, and ask students to draw and label what they see against the scientific name on the label. Keep the slides flat in a slide box away from direct sunlight and dust, and handle them by the edges so the coloured preparations are not smudged or scratched.

Supplier

This slide series is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the Ambala, Haryana company behind the ScienceLab name, which provides teaching materials and laboratory apparatus to schools and colleges. See our company profile for more about us.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items that support microscope study of plant structure:

• Biological Microscope — magnifies over 400 times with three objectives for viewing the slides
• Series of Microscopic Preparation for Micro Organism — a companion series for micro-organism lessons
• Series of Microscopic Preparation for Human Histology — a companion series on human tissues
• Basic Botany Slide (Set of 25) — a larger botany slide set for extended courses
• Slide Box — for storing the series safely between lessons

More teaching items are available in the Laboratory Equipment category.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many slides are in the series?
The series contains 10 preparations, arranged according to the biology programme.

Which plant subjects are covered?
Brown algae, sporangium development, a leaf section, monocot and dicot cross-sections, roots, cotton, a monocot flower, Likeni, and spores and sporangia leaves, as listed above.

What language are the labels in?
Each slide is labelled with the scientific name and in Albanian. Contact us if you need labels in another language.

Are the preparations stained?
They are listed as coloured preparations. The specific stains used are not stated in our current details; ask us if you need this information.

What microscope do I need?
Any compound microscope with low and high power objectives, such as our Biological Microscope, is suitable.

Is a storage box included?
Packaging is not described in the current listing; we will confirm how the series is supplied when you enquire.

Can you supply several sets for a school or district?
Yes. Send the product code SCL140/1.16, number of sets and delivery location; we supply India and international markets.

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Last updated: 24 September 2026

Series of Microscopic Preparation for Human Histology (Product Code: SCL144/1.17) is a set of 10 coloured tissue preparations on rectangular glass slides, prepared according to the 6th and 7th biology programme. It lets pupils see what human tissues actually look like under a microscope — epithelial tissue, bone, muscle, nerve, skin and sperm among them — and link those images to the organs they study in class. Schools building a microscope slides set for school use in India or abroad can obtain it from Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, which supplies it.

Specifications

Typical Use

A histology lesson usually moves from simple to complex: epithelial tissue first, to show tightly packed covering cells; then bone and muscle, to compare supporting and contracting tissues; then nerve, to show long, thin cells built for carrying signals. The human skin slide brings several tissue types together in one organ, and the sperm preparation supports lessons on reproduction and cell specialisation. Working through the series in this order helps students see how cell shape relates to function, a central idea behind biology lab equipment in India at middle-school level.

Locate each tissue under low power, then switch to high power to sketch individual cells and label features against the scientific name on the slide. Store the slides flat in a slide box, keep them out of direct sunlight so the colours last, and clean the cover glass gently with lens tissue if fingerprints appear.

Supplier

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited supplies this series under its ScienceLab name from Ambala, Haryana, alongside microscopes and other biology teaching materials. School and government purchase departments that need our registration details for vendor forms can quote GSTIN 06AAECJ8618A1ZT and Legal Entity Identifier 3358004HRD1JIVXKYX49. Further information is on our company profile.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items that go with a human histology slide series in the classroom:

• Biological Microscope — magnifies over 400 times for viewing tissue detail
• Human Histology Slide Set of 25 — a larger human tissue set for senior classes
• Cross Section of Human Skin Section of Hair Follicle — extends the skin topic to hair follicle structure
• Stained Human Blood — adds blood to the tissues studied in the series
• Series of Microscopic Preparation for The Construction of Plant — a matching 10-slide series on plant structure

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many preparations are in the series?
Ten coloured preparations on glass slides.

Which tissues are included?
The series includes epithelial tissue, bone, muscle, human nerve, human skin and human sperm among its ten slides. Contact us for the complete slide-by-slide list.

Which classes is it intended for?
It is prepared according to the 6th and 7th biology programme, so it suits middle-school biology.

What language are the labels in?
Labels carry the scientific name and Albanian. Ask us if you need another label language.

What equipment is needed to view the slides?
A compound microscope with low and high power objectives and a light source, such as our Biological Microscope.

How should the slides be stored?
Flat, in a slide box, away from sunlight, heat and dust, and handled by the edges only.

What does an institutional quotation need?
The product code SCL144/1.17, number of sets, delivery location and any tender documents. We supply India and international markets.

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For pricing, contact our team or add the series to your enquiry cart with any microscopes you need.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Series of Microscopic Preparation for Micro Organism (Product Code: SCL147/1.18) is a set of ten coloured prepared microscope slides that lets students observe bacteria, protozoa and simple algae under a compound microscope instead of only reading about them. Biology teachers use it for micro-organism lessons in school and college practicals, and every glass slide carries both the scientific name and the Albanian name of its specimen. The series is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India.

Specifications

Typical Use

In a practical session, place the slides at a bench of compound microscopes and ask students to sketch what they see, locating each specimen at low power before moving to higher magnification for detail. The bacteria slide is ideal for comparing cell shapes, while Amoeba, Euglena and Paramecium give a clear contrast between the different ways single-celled organisms move and feed. Chlamydomonas and Spirogyra introduce green, photosynthetic micro-organisms, so one set covers several syllabus points in a single period.

Because the preparations are permanent, they are ready whenever a lesson needs them and suit schools that prefer not to culture live organisms. For teachers assembling a microscope slides set for school practicals, this series sits naturally beside its human histology and plant construction companions listed below. Hold the slides by their edges, clean the glass only with lens tissue, and return each slide to storage at the end of the class.

Supplier

This slide series is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, the Ambala, Haryana company that trades under the ScienceLab name and equips school, college and university laboratories in India and international markets. Slide sets can be ordered together with the company's own teaching models and apparatus, so a single enquiry can cover an entire biology practical room. Read more about the business on the ScienceLab company profile.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Items that teachers usually order with this micro-organism slide series:

• Biological Microscope — the compound instrument needed to view the ten preparations.
• Immersion Oil, 25ml — for oil-immersion objectives when bacterial shapes are examined at the highest magnification.
• Slide Box — keeps the glass slides separated and protected between lessons.
• Series of Microscopic Preparation for Human Histology — companion slide series for human tissue topics.
• Series of Microscopic Preparation for The Construction of Plant — companion series on plant structure.

Browse the full Laboratory Equipment range for more biology practical supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many slides are in the series and what do they show?
There are 10 coloured preparations on rectangular glass slides. The named preparations include bacteria of different forms, Amoeba, Euglena, Paramecium, Chlamydomonas, protozoa, Staphylococcus and Spirogyra; ask us through the contact page for the full slide-by-slide list before you order.

What language are the slide labels in?
Each preparation is labelled with its scientific name and in the Albanian language. If your institution needs different label wording, raise it when you request a quotation.

What kind of microscope is needed?
A compound biological microscope. Protozoa and algae can be studied at moderate magnification, while bacteria are easiest to see with a high-power or oil-immersion objective.

How should the slides be handled and stored?
Hold them by the edges, wipe the glass gently with lens tissue, keep solvents away from the labels, and store the slides flat in a slide box out of direct sunlight.

Is there a warranty on prepared slides?
Replacement and warranty terms for slide sets are stated in each quotation; our team will confirm the terms that apply to your order.

Can the series be ordered for several laboratories?
Yes. We supply schools, colleges and tender buyers in India and international markets; share the quantity and delivery location through the contact page and we will quote accordingly.

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To receive a quotation for this micro-organism slide series, send your quantity and delivery details through our contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart together with the other equipment on your list.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

Plant Cell Structure (Product Code: SLE151/1.19) is a realistic three-dimensional model that presents a plant cell as it would appear through an electron microscope, so a whole class can identify its organelles at a glance. Part of the cell wall is cut away to expose the plasma membrane, vacuoles, plastids, mitochondria and nucleus, which makes it a practical plant cell model for school and college biology lessons. It is made by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.

Specifications

Typical Use

Set the model on the demonstration bench when introducing cell biology, then use the numbered key card to quiz students on each coloured structure. Because the wall is partly removed, learners see how the rigid outer layer sits outside the plasma membrane – a point that often confuses beginners – and how much of the interior the vacuoles and plastids occupy. It is equally handy for revision before practical exams, when students compare their own onion-peel or leaf preparations under the microscope with the organised view the model provides.

Schools that stock cell biology equipment often pair this model with the animal cell version so that differences such as the cell wall and plastids can be discussed side by side. Wipe the PVC surface with a soft damp cloth and keep the key card with the model so the numbering stays usable.

Manufacturer

ScienceLab is the brand under which Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited manufactures biology models and laboratory apparatus in Ambala, Haryana. Cell models like this one are produced for school, college and university classrooms and dispatched to buyers in India and international markets. Company background and contact points are summarised on our company profile.

Related Laboratory Equipment

These items extend a plant cell lesson from model to microscope:

• Animal Cell Structure — same-size animal cell model for plant-versus-animal comparison.
• Models of Cellular Organelles — individual organelle models for closer study.
• Series of Microscopic Preparation for The Construction of Plant — real plant tissue slides to follow the model lesson.
• Biological Microscope — for students' own onion-peel and leaf slides.
• Plant Cell Structure 1 — an alternative plant cell model in the range.

More teaching aids are listed in our Laboratory Equipment category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which parts of the plant cell does the model show?
The plasma membrane, vacuoles, plastids, mitochondria and nucleus, revealed by removing a portion of the cell wall. All structures are colour coded and numbered against the key card.

How big is the model?
It measures 180 x 300 x 60 mm and stands on its own base, a convenient size for a teacher's bench or a display shelf.

Is it safe for students to handle?
Yes, it is made of PVC described as non-toxic. Normal classroom handling is fine; simply avoid dropping it and clean it with a damp cloth rather than solvents.

Does it come with a key?
Yes. A numbered key card is supplied with the model so each coloured structure can be identified.

Can I order the plant and animal cell models together?
Yes. Our Animal Cell Structure model has the same dimensions, and both can be quoted as a pair for comparison teaching.

What should an institutional quotation request include?
The product code SLE151/1.19, the quantity, the delivery address and any tender format you must follow. Send these through the contact page.

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For pricing and availability, contact ScienceLab with your requirements or place the model in the enquiry cart along with other biology items you need.

Last updated: 24 September 2026

One-Cotyledon Flower Pattern (Product Code: SCL155/1.20) is a botanical teaching model of a flower from the monocotyledon, or one-cotyledon, group of flowering plants. It gives botany classes a fixed reference for discussing how monocot flowers are organised, without waiting for fresh flowers to come into season. Produced in non-toxic PVC by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, it is a useful addition to plant biology lab equipment lists for schools and colleges.

Specifications

Typical Use

Teachers bring out this model when the syllabus reaches the division of flowering plants into monocots and dicots. Ask students to describe the parts they can see and relate them to the general monocot pattern in their textbook, where floral parts are commonly arranged in threes. Setting the model next to a dicot flower model turns a descriptive lesson into a comparison exercise that students remember well.

It also prepares learners for garden or field work: once they know what to look for, they can examine real lilies, grasses or onion flowers with a hand lens and decide which group each belongs to. As part of a botany lab equipment set, keep the model on a shelf away from heat sources and dust it regularly so it stays presentable for display.

Manufacturer

Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, trading as ScienceLab, produces botanical and zoological teaching models in Ambala, Haryana. Because the company also supplies microscopes, slides and charts, this flower model can travel in the same consignment as the rest of a biology room order for India and international markets. Our profile page explains more about the company.

Related Laboratory Equipment

Useful companions for a monocot and dicot lesson:

• Dicotyledonous Flower Pattern — the dicot counterpart for side-by-side comparison.
• Monocotyledonous Flower Pattern — another monocot flower model in the range.
• Monocotyledonous and Dicotyledonous Leaves, Cross Section — carries the same comparison into leaf anatomy.
• Flower Formation in Angiosperms — explains how flowers develop in flowering plants.
• Hand Magnifier — for examining real flowers after the model lesson.

See the complete Laboratory Equipment listing for further botany aids.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “one-cotyledon” mean?
It refers to monocots, flowering plants whose seeds carry a single seed leaf. This model represents the flower pattern of that group.

What are the size and material?
The model measures 180 x 300 x 60 mm and is made of non-toxic PVC.

Does it come apart or include a labelled key?
Our listing does not specify detachable parts or a key card for this model. If either is essential for your lessons, confirm the details through the contact page before ordering.

Should I buy it together with the dicot model?
For classification lessons, yes: the pair lets students compare the two flower patterns directly, and both can be listed on one quotation.

How do I keep it clean?
Dust it with a soft brush or dry cloth, and use a slightly damp cloth for marks. Avoid solvents and hot surfaces.

Can you supply several units for a school group or tender?
Yes. Tell us the quantity, delivery location and any tender requirements, and we will prepare a quotation for India or international delivery.

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Request pricing for the One-Cotyledon Flower Pattern through our contact page, or add it to the enquiry cart with any other botany models you need.

Last updated: 24 September 2026