Automatic Slide Stainer LASS-A11

Labtron’s Automated Slide Stainer is built to support both routine and special staining processes, either independently or simultaneously. Its programmable system allows labs to customize settings for a variety of protocols. This makes it suitable for high-throughput environments handling diverse tissue samples. It ensures excellent staining consistency with minimal supervision.

The Automated Slide Stainer is not fully resistant to long-term solvent exposure, so spills should be addressed immediately. Clean the surface with approved non-corrosive materials and avoid using harsh chemicals. Prolonged exposure may affect surface integrity. Always disconnect power before wiping internal or external surfaces. Wearing gloves during this process is strongly recommended.

Our Automated Slide Stainer allows up to 6 user-defined staining programs with adjustable time, temperature, and shaking settings. This customization enhances efficiency in labs performing repeat protocols. Each program can be quickly accessed and edited via the touchscreen interface. It helps ensure consistent outcomes across different sample batches.

Labtron’s Automated Slide Stainer requires a stable, level work surface in a ventilated area, away from direct sunlight and chemical vapors. It should be connected to a grounded power outlet using the supplied cord. The site must also have access to both water inlet and drainage systems. At least 15 cm of clearance around the unit is needed for proper ventilation.

The Automated Slide Stainer achieves high consistency using adjustable timing, heating, and shaking controls across its reagent stations. A glass cover with LED display allows users to monitor each cycle in real time. Its continuous basket movement and programmable workflows help maintain reproducibility across multiple runs. This ensures standardized staining in routine lab operations.

Labtron’s Automated Slide Stainer is equipped with built-in error alerts to assist in identifying operational faults. If an error occurs, such as heating failure or basket misalignment, refer to the troubleshooting section of the user manual. Simple issues like fuse damage can be resolved by replacing components as instructed. For technical faults, the system should be powered off and inspected by certified maintenance personnel. Always ensure safety measures are followed before attempting any corrective action.