Peter,

We have a old 2L carousel style tissue processor (Shandon) in the
archive area which is not in use, but is in good working condition - has
been serviced and maintained in recent years.  If you are interested,
please let me know...

Regards,

Tanni

 

 

Tanni  S Ahmed

Scientific Officer - Histopathology, R&D

 

Intervet UK Ltd.

Walton Manor, 

Walton, Milton Keynes,

Buckinghamshire, 

MK7 7AJ, UK.

 

Tel. +44(0)1908 685552/685543

Fax +44(0)1908 685614

E-mail: tanni.ahmed@intervet.com

 

 

Message: 10

Date: Tue, 02 Aug 2005 12:01:29 +0100 From: "Peter Bannister"
peter_bannister@hotmail.co.uk

Subject: [Histonet] Does anyone have a spare tissue processor that is
getting in the way?

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Hello again Histonetters,

I realise that this is a slightly cheeky message, but I need to ask if
any of you (particularly those based in the UK) have an old carousel
style tissue processor taking up valuable storage space in your lab? We
are currently setting up a new research lab here in london that will
have a relatively low specimen throughput and a rather limited equipment
budget. We would therefore be eternally grateful if you would allow us
to help you dispose of your old kit!We will of course collect and I will
personally chip in towards your christmas party.Yes it's cheeky - but
'if you don't ask, you don't get!' If you can help, please contact me
directly. Many thanks for your time. Peter Bannister

 
 
 

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