— Ryla Cantergiani 2020/04/20 21:18

Lab tape is labeling tape. It is more for labeling than fastening things. We have lab tape in several colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, pink, white. This can be especially useful if you are color-coding. For best results, use a thick sharpie when labeling.

Lab tape may be autoclaved.

[Insert image of equipment here. To do this, take a picture of the reagent on the shelf, save it on to the shared computer 'mccormicklab1>Wiki-Documents and Figures> Pictures for WIki with a file name of “nameofequipment-image.png” . Select “Add images and other files” from above and upload your image. When the Link Settings tab pops up, select “Direct link to original”, “Align the image on the right” and “Medium Version”, then click insert. You may have to mess with the size and position. Please ensure that all images are facing the correct direction. ]

Location: Rolls of tape hang above each bench. Extras can be found in Drawer 15.

[Insert Image of lab location here. To do this, take the template of the lab, that is in the wiki folder, and add a red dot in the location of the reagent using InkScape. Export the image to the dropbox folder 'mccormicklab1>Wiki-Documents and Figures> Pictures for Wiki….> equipment' With the file name of “nameofequipment-map.png”. Then, add the image by selecting “Add images and other files” from above and upload your image. When the Link Settings tab pops up, select “Direct link to original”, “Align the image on the right” and “Medium Version”, then click insert. ]

Notes and Warning: If using lab tape on autoclaved materials, it is easiest to remove the tape while still warm.

Equipment maintenance:

Insert the equipment manual here