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Digital Thermostatic Heating Stage for Boar Semen Analysis |
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| Product Overview |
The Digital Thermostatic Heating Stage is designed for boar semen laboratories, pig breeding stations, artificial insemination centers, veterinary laboratories, and commercial pig farms. It provides a stable heated working surface for preheating microscope slides, cover slips, semen testing accessories, and other small laboratory items used during semen evaluation.
Maintaining an appropriate sample temperature is important during sperm motility observation because rapid temperature changes may affect sperm movement and the consistency of laboratory results. The unit combines a metal heating platform, digital temperature display, temperature adjustment control, and compact benchtop housing to provide convenient temperature management during routine semen analysis. |
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Product views can include the complete heating unit, digital temperature control panel, heating and preheating platform, removable stage plate, and typical laboratory setup for boar semen evaluation. |
| Key Features |
- Digital temperature display for convenient operating-temperature monitoring.
- Adjustable thermostatic heating for semen laboratory applications.
- Suitable for preheating microscope slides, cover slips, counting chambers, and small laboratory accessories.
- Helps reduce temperature fluctuations during boar semen motility evaluation.
- Large 160 × 140 mm heating and preheating surface provides practical working space.
- Compact benchtop design suitable for pig farms, AI stations, and semen processing laboratories.
- Metal heating platform provides efficient heat transfer and a stable support surface.
- Simple control layout allows operators to set and monitor the working temperature easily.
- 40 W power consumption supports routine laboratory operation with relatively low energy demand.
- Suitable for use together with microscopes, semen analyzers, counting chambers, and other boar semen testing equipment.
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| Working Principle |
An internal electric heating element transfers heat to the metal working platform. The temperature sensor continuously monitors the platform temperature, while the digital control system regulates the heating output according to the selected temperature setting.
Before semen evaluation, microscope slides, cover slips, counting chambers, or other accessories can be placed on the heated surface for preheating. For boar semen motility assessment, a working temperature around 37°C is commonly used in laboratory procedures. The required temperature should always be selected according to the laboratory protocol and semen analysis method. |
| Technical Specifications |
| Product Type |
Digital Thermostatic Heating Stage |
| Primary Application |
Boar Semen Analysis and Laboratory Preheating |
| Working Voltage |
AC 220 V, 50 Hz |
| Rated Power |
40 W |
| Overall Dimensions |
220 × 150 × 90 mm |
| Heating / Preheating Platform |
160 × 140 mm |
| Net Weight |
Approx. 2.2 kg |
| Maximum Heating Temperature |
50°C ±5°C |
| Typical Semen Evaluation Temperature |
Approximately 37°C, depending on laboratory protocol |
| Temperature Indication |
Digital Display |
| Installation Type |
Benchtop |
Specifications may be adjusted according to product configuration and customer requirements.
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| Applications |
- Boar semen motility evaluation.
- Preheating microscope slides and cover slips.
- Preheating semen counting chambers and analysis accessories.
- Routine semen quality control in pig artificial insemination centers.
- Boar breeding stations and semen production laboratories.
- Commercial pig farm breeding laboratories.
- Veterinary reproduction laboratories.
- Animal breeding research and teaching laboratories.
- Use with microscopes and computer-assisted semen analysis equipment.
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| Installation & Maintenance |
- Installation:Place the unit on a dry, level, stable laboratory bench.
- Keep adequate ventilation space around the housing.
- Connect the unit to the specified AC power supply.
- Switch on the heating stage and set the required working temperature.
- Allow the platform to reach a stable temperature before placing semen testing accessories on the surface.Maintenance:
- Disconnect the power supply and allow the platform to cool before cleaning.
- Clean the working surface with a soft cloth and suitable laboratory cleaning agent.
- Avoid allowing semen, water, disinfectant, or other liquids to enter the electrical housing.
- Do not scratch or strike the heating platform with sharp instruments.
- Periodically verify the displayed temperature with a calibrated laboratory thermometer when accurate temperature control is critical.
- Store the equipment in a clean and dry environment when not in use.
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| Product FAQ |
Q: What is the main purpose of this thermostatic heating stage?
A: It is primarily used to maintain microscope slides, cover slips, counting chambers, and semen samples at an appropriate working temperature during boar semen evaluation.
Q: Why is temperature control important during boar semen analysis?
A: Sperm motility is temperature-sensitive. Keeping the slide and sample near the required testing temperature helps reduce temperature-related variation during microscopic observation.
Q: What temperature is commonly used for boar semen motility evaluation?
A: Approximately 37°C is commonly used for microscopic sperm motility evaluation, although the exact temperature should follow the laboratory's standard operating procedure.
Q: Can the unit be used to preheat microscope slides?
A: Yes. The heating platform can be used to preheat slides, cover slips, counting chambers, and other compatible laboratory accessories before semen examination.
Q: What is the size of the heating platform?
A: The heating and preheating platform measures approximately 160 × 140 mm.
Q: What is the maximum heating temperature?
A: The listed maximum heating temperature is 50°C ±5°C.
Q: Where can this equipment be used?
A: It is suitable for pig farms, boar studs, artificial insemination centers, semen processing laboratories, veterinary laboratories, and animal reproduction research facilities.
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