Premiere Large Glass Microscope Slides, 3" x 2", Plain, Frosted or Charged
- Sale price
- $15 USD
- List price
- $17 USD
- 2" x 3" (50 x 75 mm), Tolerance of ±0.5mm Length and Width
- 1.0 mm Thick, Tolerance of ±0.1mm Thickness
- Ground Edges
- 72 Slides per Box
- 20 Boxes per case (1440 slides)
- ISO 89037/1 and IVD

Our current estimated ship date for CA6101-CS Plain Slides is on or before September 7, 2026 . We encourage you to place your order, to reserve your inventory. Thank you!
| Item No. | Description | 72ct Box | Case of 20 Boxes |
| CA6101 | Plain Large Format 3" x 2" Slides | 15.00 | 280.00 |
| CA6105 | Frosted Large Format 3" x 2" Slides* | 20.00 | 289.00 |
| CA6305 | Charged/Frosted Large Format 3" x 2" Slides | 24.00 | 379.00 |
- 5 stars: 13 (81%)
- 4 stars: 2 (13%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 1 (6%)
The slides are perfect for grain mounts and i could not find a good supplier in Canada, Shipping was fast and much cheaper then I could find in Toronto.
Thank you for your positive review! We love our Canadian neighbors, and we're happy to hear that shipping was stress free. Your application sounds facinating! Please let us know if we can help with anything else.
great value and very fast shipping/delivery.
These fit perfectly in the wallet sized frames I bought. The frames came with funky plastic instead of acrylic or glass, and these slides are exactly what I needed. The package was delivered on time and intact.
tem was not scanned by post office upon delivery, but was delivered in excellent condition, as described, and on time.
All good!
Slides were very clean with smooth, ground edges, uniform in dimension and so flat they were hard to separate. Good packaging. Handwritten "thank you" was a nice touch.
It is nice to be able to purchase hard to fine items at reasonable cost and with rapid shipping. I look forward to doing more business with Benz Microscope.
Thank you very much for the kind words! We appreciate your business, and look forward to your next visit. Have a great day!
perfect for making spore prints
After using the slides we discovered that we were getting erroneous readings because the slides themselves are not optically clear. They have bubbles and what appears to be folds in the glass of the slides that make it impossible to use them for viewing filters for particle counts
Excellent it works the way we want.
Glad to hear it, Robert, thank you for the feedback! There are so many applications for the 3' x 2' slides. Feel free to share how you use them on our Facebook page!
I use these to store my larger mineral samples but they are also strong enough to support my microscopes. I can stack them if needed to aquire a stable and comfortable height.
As always, I recieved the correct item, at a great price, on time.
We appreciate your order, Paul, and value your business!
I am using these for non-microscopic work. Optically, they are more than satisfactory. Very clear with essentially undetectable color cast. They do, however, require lots of cleaning out of the box. Each brand new slide has lots of spots and specks that do come off easily but they are there nevertheless. Wish I could find them in an even larger size for my purposes.
About 15 were cracked like it was dropped and hit a corner of the box. Packaging had multiple layers of bubble wrap. Other than that I am happy with them. I have more than enough I need to do my work.
Very happy, thank you
These are high-quality glass slides (as you would expect from the price). I have ordered them twice to use in my laboratory, despite the long shipping time. They don't stick together in the box they come in (like some other slides do) and they are shatter-proof, breaking into large pieces when they do break.
Frequently asked questions
Some questions and answers are automatically generated.
I bought some of these glass slides recently. Are they borosilicate or soda lime?
Are these made with low iron glass or do they have a green tint?
By Terry J. Meyer on April 17, 2021
No green tint - perfectly clear
By L Toyberg on April 17, 2021
If i need to view a specimen, will i need to purchase "cover slides" or can i use 2 of the 1mm slides in this package?
Are these slides heat resistant?
Strain Point 494°C
Annealing Temperature 545°C
Softening Temperature 720°C
Melting Temperature 1675°C
We hope this provides the information needed.