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  • Microwave laboratory ovens designed for cytology and/or histology procedures. These ovens consist of a tabletop microwave oven using a magnetron to generate the heating power. They include a relatively large chamber (i.e., cavity) where the samples are heated and have exhaust fans that may be connected to the laboratory exhaust systems. The ovens also include additional safety features (e.g., temperature sensors) to protect both the equipment and the operator; the oven should also include dedicated temperature probes and feedback systems to avoid damage to the processed biological specimens. Some ovens may also have high rotational speed, vacuum, and controlled temperature cycle capabilities. Cytology/histology microwave ovens are used in clinical laboratories for a variety of procedures, including slide staining, tissue fixation, decalcification, and other procedures used for sample preparation.
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