Formalin

Description

Formalin is a solution used as a disinfectant and preservative in biological laboratories and medical settings. It is made by dissolving formaldehyde gas in water, typically with a small amount of stabiliser like methanol.

Formaldehyde is a colourless, strong-smelling gas that can have harmful effects if inhaled in high concentrations. In its aqueous form as formalin, it can preserve biological tissues. This is because formaldehyde is a cross-linking agent that can fix cells and tissues, thereby preserving the structure of the cells and preventing decay.

Our Formalin solution is a meticulously prepared aqueous formulation of 37-40% formaldehyde gas dissolved in water, with a small percentage of methanol to stabilise the solution. It is designed to meet the stringent requirements of various professional environments, ensuring reliability and effectiveness in every use.

Key Features

  • High Purity & Consistency: Our Formalin solution boasts unmatched purity and consistency, ensuring reliable application performance.
  • Versatile Applications: Ideal for preserving biological specimens, disinfecting medical instruments, and as an essential reagent in histopathology and laboratory research.
  • Safety Focused: Packaged in safe, user-friendly containers with clear labelling and safety information, ensuring secure handling and storage.
  • Customizable Concentrations: Available in various concentrations to suit specific requirements of different industries.
  • Compliance with Regulations: Our products adhere strictly to health and safety standards, ensuring compliance with local and international regulations.

Applications

  • Tissue Preservation: Ideal for histopathology labs for preserving biological tissues for examination.
  • Medical Instrument Sterilization: Effective in disinfecting and sterilising surgical and medical instruments.
  • Laboratory Reagent: Used in various biochemical and histological analyses as a fixative.
  • Microbiology: For the preservation of microbial cultures and specimens.
  • Vaccine Production: Utilized in inactivating viruses for vaccine production.
  • Industrial Applications: Employed in manufacturing resins, textiles, and coatings as a cross-linking agent.
  • Aquaculture: Used for treating water to eliminate pathogens in fish farming.
  • Mortuary Science: In embalming fluids for preserving cadavers.
  • Art Preservation: Applied in conserving biological specimens for educational and display purposes.
  • Veterinary Medicine: For preserving animal tissue samples for diagnostic purposes.