Microscopic Irrigation Needle

Microscopic irrigators are tools used for staining and smearing under a microscope. They are usually made of a thin glass or plastic tube with a curved tip at one end to apply dyes or liquids to the glass slides of high-precision microscopes. Liquids can usually be injected into the microscopic irrigator using a syringe and then gently dripped onto the glass slide for staining or smearing. Microscopic irrigators are widely used in the fields of biology, medicine and life science research. They can also be used for small incisions and surgical operations in the medical field.