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I don’t do DSC now, but one of my
technicians has done a lot in the past. Since I don’t remember what we
used, I asked her. Reply:
What kind of sample are they prepping?
If film, a
handheld hole punch works. If soft, a knife can cut. If brittle, it
may be bent and broken. I always used tweezers to hold samples –
either the special tweezers which we have purchased here in the past year or
any other delicate, good pinching tweezers. I will be happy to answer any
specific questions if this person needs to contact me.
Hope this helps.
Michele Wallace
From:
labmanagers@yahoogroups.com [mailto:labmanagers@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Sadowski,John S.
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006
8:19 AM
To: labmanagers@yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [labmanagers] Sample
Preparation in the DSC area
Phil,
We also use a cork borer.
From:
labmanagers@
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006
11:49 AM
To: labmanagers@
Subject: [labmanagers] Sample
Preparation in the DSC area
I'm
looking for some information on types of tools used to prep sample in the DSC
area. We use a tool which was originally developed for punching hole in corks
and recently had a hand injury since with this stool the operator needs to hold
the sample with their fingers. Would prefer to have a tool which does not
require holding the sample with the hand or fingers
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