Description
A stainless steel dissecting pan is a shallow, rectangular metal tray used in biology and anatomy labs to hold specimens during dissection.
Description
- Material: Crafted from rust-resistant, high-quality stainless steel with smooth, rolled edges for safety and durability.
- Design: Features tapered sides that make the pans easily stackable for compact storage.
- Lining: Typically comes with a removable or poured-in insert, such as a self-healing plastisol, vinyl, or wax pad, placed at the bottom.
- Size: Standard dimensions generally range around 10 to 13 inches in length and 7 to 9 inches in width.
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