Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A17

Labtron’s Digital Pathology Slide Scanner uses a Plan-Apochromat objective and a high-speed CMOS camera to deliver sharp, detailed images. Enhanced image algorithms and LED illumination boost contrast and reduce noise. Autofocus and Z-stack functions allow accurate imaging across tissue layers. These enhancements contribute to reliable and consistent image output.

The Digital Pathology Slide Scanner supports multi-window comparison for up to 9 slides at once. This is especially useful for teaching, diagnostic reviews, and cross-case comparisons. Each slide can be annotated and adjusted independently. The interface allows users to toggle between magnifications and color settings per window.

The Digital Pathology Slide Scanner supports single-layer scanning, Z-stack, and extended focus modes. Z-stack captures multiple image layers, which can be reviewed or merged. Extended focus mode combines the clearest parts from each layer into a single image. These options improve clarity and depth for various sample types.

Labtron’s Digital Pathology Slide Scanner provides image processing features such as impurity removal, hole filling, and boundary expansion. These tools improve scan clarity and reduce false detections. Settings can be customized based on sample characteristics. The software ensures optimized results even in complex tissue samples.

The outer surface of the Digital Pathology Slide Scanner should be cleaned with a dry or lightly alcohol-dampened cloth. Liquids should never be sprayed directly onto the device. The slide holder and optical components must be kept free of debris. Internal maintenance should only be conducted by qualified service personnel.

The Digital Pathology Slide Scanner operates at ambient temperatures of 5 °C to 40 °C and humidity upto 80%. Power requirements are 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, with 80 VA consumption. A stable, grounded power connection is necessary. Proper environmental conditions ensure consistent scanner performance and equipment longevity.

The Digital Pathology Slide Scanner allows manual editing of the scanning area using rectangle, ellipse, or polygon tools. Manual selection is useful when automatic tissue recognition is incomplete or inaccurate. This ensures that the correct sample region is captured. Manual editing options are accessible within the software interface.

The Digital Pathology Slide Scanner complies with Class I electric shock protection standards. It should be operated in a clean, dry environment, free from corrosive or explosive substances. Proper grounding of the power supply is required for safe usage. Operation should be avoided if the device is wet or improperly connected.