Chamber

Description

The blood counting chamber is used for microscopic counting of red and white blood cells in the human body. It is also commonly used for counting microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, and yeast, making it a widely used biological tool. Made from thick, smooth glass, each chamber is divided into identical counting cells by H-shaped grooves. The chamber features support columns on each side and is covered with a special glass cover to form a counting area with a height of 0.10 mm. It is designed precisely according to international standards.