Richard-Allan Scientific Immersion Oil

Immersion Oil

Immersion oil helps support microscopy work that requires an immersion medium. This option may fit labs and microscopy settings that want low viscosity oil formulated to avoid interfering substances and help protect optics and slide specimens. It is non-drying, non-hardening, and has a refractive index of 1.5150.

Good Fit For

• Microscopy workflows that call for low viscosity immersion oil
• Labs working with valuable optics
• Slide preparation where protecting irreplaceable specimens matters

Key Features

• Low viscosity immersion oil for microscopy workflows
• Manufactured with a proprietary process that removes interfering substances
• Formulated to avoid damage to valuable optics or irreplaceable slide specimens
• Non-drying formula supports longer handling without drying out
• Non-hardening composition helps maintain usability during use
• Refractive index of 1.5150 for buyers who need that specification

Applications and Usage

• Using immersion oil during microscopy procedures
• Supporting microscope work where low viscosity oil is preferred
• Handling slide specimens when minimizing interfering substances is important

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Choose low viscosity only if that matches your microscopy workflow preferences or requirements.
• Buyers who need a specific optical specification should note the refractive index is 1.5150.

FAQ

• Is this a low viscosity immersion oil? Yes. This immersion oil is the low viscosity Resolve formula.
• Will this immersion oil dry out or harden during use? No. The formula is non-drying and non-hardening.
• What refractive index does this immersion oil have? This immersion oil has a refractive index of 1.5150.
• Why might a lab choose this immersion oil? This option is made with a process that removes interfering substances and is intended not to damage valuable optics or irreplaceable slide specimens.

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