Harm of sliding bow

The hazards of sliding bow are as follows:

1. Cut: The blade of the sliding bow is very sharp, which may lead to a cut if it is used improperly or operated carelessly.

2. Risk of infection: If the samples used are not properly treated or disinfected, it may lead to the risk of infection.

3. Chemical hazard: In some cases, the sliding bow may come into contact with chemical reagents, thus causing chemical hazard.

4. Occupational disease: Long-term use of glass arch may damage the muscles and joints of hands, leading to occupational diseases. Sliding bow is a common laboratory tool for fixing and cutting tissue samples.