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Last updated: 13 November 2026
What Is an Acrylic Specimen Jar Used For?
A specimen jar holds a preserved animal, organ or plant in fluid so that students can study it without handling it. This category holds one item, the Specimen Jar, a rectangular jar of clear acrylic sheet with a cover. Its panels are chemically welded to prevent leakage, and each jar is made to the size of the specimen. Zoology, botany and pathology labs and teaching museums use it for display shelves and reference collections. JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India, makes it.
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Specimen Jar at a Glance
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Clear acrylic sheet |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Construction | Chemically welded to prevent leakage |
| Closure | Supplied with a cover |
| Size | Made in any size; give the inside dimensions |
How to Choose Specimen Jar Sizes
- Measure the specimen. Give the inside length, width and height so the specimen sits clear of the walls with fluid all round it.
- Flat faces for display. A rectangular jar shows the specimen without the distortion that curved walls cause.
- Name the preservative. Say whether the jar will hold formalin, alcohol or another fluid.
- Count by size. List the quantity needed of each size; the minimum is 10 units.
Who Uses Acrylic Specimen Jars?
Zoology and botany departments use them for museum shelves and teaching collections. Pathology teaching labs use them to display preserved organs.
Ordering, Minimum Quantity and Dispatch
| Point | Detail |
|---|---|
| Minimum order quantity | 10 units |
| Dispatch time | Usually 7–10 working days |
| Pack quantity | Each jar is sold individually |
| How to enquire | Use Add To Cart on the product page, or send the jar sizes and quantities through the contact page |
| Tenders and OEM supply | Send the schedule through the tender enquiry page |
| Manufacturer | JLab (Jain Laboratory Instruments Pvt Ltd), Ambala, India |
Related Ranges in Microtomes
The jar is listed in the Microtomes category with other specimen preparation items.
| Range | How it relates |
|---|---|
| Slide Mounter | Slide-ringing aid for sealing and marking permanent microscope mounts. |
| Tissue Processing Station Single Unit | Compact station with a tissue basket, wax bath and 24 capsules for processing small specimens. |
| Microtome Razor | Sectioning razor for cutting thin slices of plant and animal tissue. |
| Microtome Accessories | Razor, strop, honing stone and plate, L-moulds and a mesh tissue cassette. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can an acrylic jar hold alcohol as well as formalin?
Acrylic stands up well to dilute formalin. Strong alcohol can slowly craze or soften acrylic, most of all at stressed joints. That is why the enquiry should name the preservative, so the jar can be built for it.
Why does the fluid level fall over time?
Fluid evaporates slowly past the cover, faster in a warm room. With alcohol, the alcohol leaves faster than the water, so the fluid left behind also grows weaker. Check the level every few months and before it drops near the specimen.
What should be used to top up a jar?
Use the same preservative at the strength the specimen was stored in. With alcohol, check the strength of the fluid in the jar first with an alcoholmeter, because topping up with weak fluid dilutes it further.
Where should specimen jars be kept?
Away from direct sunlight and heat. Light fades the colour of specimens, and heat speeds up evaporation. Clean the acrylic with a soft damp cloth, not with solvent or abrasive cleaners, which cloud or scratch it.
Request a Quote
Give the inside dimensions of each Specimen Jar, the preservative it will hold and the quantity of each size. Then send the request from the contact page.
Specimen Jar
Product Code : EL-SJ-2344
Specimen Jar made of clear acrylic sheet chemically welded to prevent from leakage and is rectangular in shape with covering.
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