Grossing Stations give pathologists an enclosed, ventilated work surface for examining and cutting fresh or fixed tissue before processing. Downdraft airflow pulls formalin vapour away from the operator and out through the exhaust, lowering exposure compared with an open bench. Stainless steel construction withstands fixatives, disinfectants and repeated washing, while an integrated sink and faucet rinse specimens and tools in place. Backlit panels or LED lighting, magnifier or camera mounts, measuring rulers and formalin dispensing and disposal systems complete the workstation. Typical users include hospital pathology departments, teaching labs and forensic laboratories.