About Automatic Tissue Processor Digital
Isa compact and versatile equipment for staining process atomization from stageone of fixation of tissue and dehydration process to paraffin wax saturation.Glass door with locking arrangement provides easy viewing and safety fromtempering. Continuous agitation is provided by rotating S.S. Tissue basket tomake process more effective. A superior thermostat maintains desiredtemperature of wax bath.
Accessories:
1- S.S. Basket rotor
Tissuebasket
24- S.S. Tissue capsules
10- 1 litre glass beakers
11- beaker covers
2- S.S. Wax baths each fitted with thermostat, 5-24 hrs.
Calibratedtiming discs
One-notchplier for programming time discs
Itworks suitably on 220V ac 50Hz single phase
Precision Engineering for Streamlined Tissue ProcessingThis digital tissue processor combines robust stainless steel construction with intelligent automation to seamlessly carry tissues through fixation, dehydration, and paraffin embedding stages. Its compact footprint makes it a space-efficient solution for modern laboratories, while the continuous agitation and superior temperature control ensure consistent results.
Safety and User-Friendly OperationA transparent, lockable glass door allows clear observation while protecting users and samples. The intuitive design supports straightforward operation, and the secure locking arrangement enhances laboratory safety, preventing tampering during sensitive procedures. This contributes to reliable outcomes and operator confidence.
FAQ's of Automatic Tissue Processor Digital:
Q: How does the Automatic Tissue Processor improve laboratory efficiency?
A: By automating key steps from tissue fixation to paraffin wax saturation, the processor reduces manual intervention, ensures process consistency, and greatly speeds up sample preparation for microscopic examination.
Q: What is the main usage of this equipment in histology labs?
A: The Automatic Tissue Processor is primarily used in histopathology labs for processing tissue samples. It facilitates fixation, dehydration, clearing, and impregnation, preparing samples for sectioning on a microtome.
Q: When should I use the automatic processor versus manual techniques?
A: The automatic processor is most beneficial when handling multiple samples, requiring uniform and rapid processing, or when laboratory throughput and accuracy are priorities compared to time-consuming manual methods.
Q: Where can the Automatic Tissue Processor Digital be utilized?
A: This equipment is suitable for use in hospital pathology departments, research institutes, diagnostic labs, and educational settings where routine tissue processing is essential.
Q: What is the process flow within the Automatic Tissue Processor Digital?
A: The processor advances tissue samples through preset reagent stages: fixation, dehydration, clearing, and finally saturation with paraffin wax, using continuous basket agitation and regulated temperature to optimize infiltration.
Q: What benefit does continuous agitation provide during processing?
A: Continuous agitation by the rotating stainless steel tissue basket enhances reagent contact with tissue, promoting thorough penetration and consistent processing throughout each stage, resulting in high-quality specimens.