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1 Use of the Tissue Float Bath
Intended Use 1.1
LAUDA Hydro Tissue Float Baths are used to heat up distilled or desalinated water in a temperature range of 5 K above
ambient to approx. 80 °C, in order to flatten cut tissues to prepare them for further studies, to transfer them to micro-
scope slides and to dry them on the indirectly heated rim of the bath.
The information contained in these operating instruction must be read and observed by all means. Only then a perfect
operation of the LAUDA Hydro Evaporation Water Bath can be guaranteed. The units may only be installed and operated
by persons who have made themselves familiar with these operating instructions.
Caution:
Hot surfaces at temperatures above 50 °C. Danger of burns and danger of scaldings
through steam released when opening the lid of the Tissue Float Bath. It is recommended to
wear suitable safety gloves.
Improper Use 1.2
Do not use tap water as lime deposits on the black anodised bottom of the bath will prevent clear visibility of the cut tis-
sues. Only use water in the bath; other media, e. g. oils or acids, will lead to damages and might even cause total unit fail-
ure. The temperature work must not create an explosive atmosphere nearby of the unit. LAUDA Hydro Tissue Float Baths
are not suitable for direct temperature work of foodstuffs, drinks and tobacco or for medical-technical and pharmaceutical
products. Direct temperature work means unprotected contact of the substances with the bath filling. It is not permissible
to either heat up or vaporise aggressive media, e. g. hydrochloric acid, in the unit itself or in the vicinity. LAUDA Hydro
Tissue Float Baths operated in a laboratory are no medical devices. They neither fall under national nor international Medi-
cal Device Directives nor have to be used and applied accordingly.
2 Warranty
For all laboratory apparatus and their accessories from LAUDA-GFL Gesellschaft für Labortechnik mbH, there is a war-
ranty claim, as well for spare parts, repairs and modifications, carried out by LAUDA-GFL. In order to identify defective
units, we require both model and serial number on the nameplate at the back, left-hand side of the Evaporation Water
Bath and, if applicable, a copy of the invoice.