What makes the Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 suitable for modern histology laboratories?

Our Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 is engineered for precision and efficiency, offering 10,000 × 10,000 DPI resolution and compatibility with standard 25 × 75 mm slides. It enables laboratories to digitize histological samples quickly and accurately, reducing reliance on traditional microscopy. Its compact design, combined with intuitive software and fast scanning performance, makes it an ideal solution for integrating digital pathology into routine lab workflows.

How does the Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 enhance the visualization of tissue samples?

Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 has a 3.8 OD dynamic range ensuring that both lightly and heavily stained areas are clearly captured in a single scan. This wide tonal range allows pathologists and researchers to observe fine structural differences within tissues, improving diagnostic confidence and research insights. Uniform LED white light provides consistent illumination, ensuring accurate color reproduction without distortion or uneven exposure.

In what ways does the Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 support educational institutions?

For educational institutions, our Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 simplifies access to high-quality histology images by converting glass slides into digital format. Instructors can easily distribute slides to students, facilitate remote learning, and enhance classroom discussions using real sample images. The software’s annotation tools also encourage student interaction, making it an effective teaching aid in medical, veterinary, and life sciences programs.

What are the software capabilities of the Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20, and how do they support users?

Labtron’s Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 includes a software which is compatible with both Windows and Mac systems. It offers essential tools for adjusting image contrast, brightness, and color, as well as adding annotations and measurements. Users can save scanned slides in multiple formats including TIFF, JPEG, and BMP for flexible use across reports, presentations, and archives. The software’s ease of use ensures fast learning and high productivity for all skill levels.

How does the Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 contribute to remote diagnostics and telepathology?

Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 plays a vital role in enabling telepathology by converting physical slides into shareable digital files without compromising image quality. These images can be transmitted to specialists in remote locations for review, facilitating second opinions and collaborative diagnoses. It improves diagnostic turnaround time and expands access to expert analysis, especially in regions lacking in-house pathology services.

Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20

Name: Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20
Brand: Labtron
SKU: LDPS-A20
Rating: 4.7 (679 reviews)

Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 delivers exceptionally clear images of 10000 × 10000 DPI resolution. It allows scanning of histological samples mounted on a 25 × 75 mm (1 × 3 inch) slide. The scanner utilizes brightfield imaging with transmitted LED white to capture fine structural details of cells and tissues. Users can adjust image parameters and export scanned files in commonly used formats such as TIFF, JPEG, and BMP. Our scanner is designed for transforming traditional glass histology slides into high-resolution digital images.

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Image Resolution	10,000 × 10,000 DPI
Dynamic Range	3.8 OD
Scanning Area	24.3 × 36.5 mm
Slide Size Supported	25 × 75 mm (1 × 3 inch)
Light Source	Transmitted LED white light
Image Format	TIFF, JPEG
Operating System	Windows XP/Vista / 7/8/10, Mac OS X 10.5+
Dimension	260 × 155 × 70 mm
Packing Dimension	415 × 290 × 135 mm
Net Weight	1.05 kg
Gross Weight	2 kg

Wide scanning area
High-resolution scanning
High optical density range
Versatile Image formats
User-friendly software

Compatible with Windows and Mac OS
Basic image editing and annotation tools
Supports TIFF, JPEG, BMP formats

Our Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 is used for digitizing histological slides in pathology laboratories, research institutions, and educational settings. It supports applications like remote diagnostics, image archiving, and teaching in biology and medical studies.

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Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 : 10,000 × 10,000 DPI Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-B10 : Up to 0.25 µm/pixel at 20x

Models of Digital Pathology Slide Scanner

Labtron offers a range of digital pathology slide scanners designed to digitize glass slides containing tissue specimens. They have high-resolution CMOS sensors that achieve rapid scanning times. The dynamic pre-focusing system adjusts the lens in real time, optimizing focus points for clear slide images. Their Z-Stack extended focus captures 3D digitized images of specimens like cell clumps and thick tissues. Our digital pathology slide scanners automatically recognize different slide types, making them ideal for histopathology and more.

Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A14

Scanning capacity : 40
Scanning speed : < 25 s (20x, 15 × 15 mm) < 90 s (40x, 15 × 15 mm)
Resolution : ≤ 0.25 µm / pixel (20x) ≤ 0.125 µm / pixel (40x)
Magnification : 20x / 40x

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Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A16

Scanning capacity : 120
Scanning speed : < 25 s (20x, 15 × 15 mm) < 90 s (40x, 15 × 15 mm)
Resolution : ≤ 0.25 µm / pixel (20x) ≤ 0.125 µm / pixel (40x)
Magnification : 20x / 40x

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Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A12

Objective : 40x APO NA 0.95
Scanning capacity : 12
Scanning speed : ＜25 s (20x, 15 × 15 mm)
Magnification : 20x /40x

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Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A10

Scanning Capacity : 1
Objective : 20x NA0.840x NA0.95(100× oil system optional)
Scanning Area : 15×15 mm
Scanning Time : 20x ≤40s40x ≤90s

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Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-B10

Image Resolution : Up to 0.25 µm/pixel at 20x
Camera : 3200 × 2200, 1 inch global shutter, up to 75 fps
Objective Lens : 20x magnification, NA = 0.75
Z Autofocus Resolution : 0.25 µm

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Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A17

Scanning Capacity : 1 slide
Slide Size : Supports 26 × 76.5 mm slides
Resolution : 20x: up to 0.25 μm/pixel; 40x: up to 0.17 μm/pixel
Scanning Time : Up to 45 seconds per slide

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Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A11

Objective : 20x, NA 0.8
Scanning capacity : 12
Scanning speed : ＜25 s (20x, 15 × 15 mm)
Resolution : ≤0.25 µm / pixel (20x)

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Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A15

Scanning capacity : 60
Scanning speed : < 25 s (20x, 15 × 15 mm) < 90 s (40x, 15 × 15 mm)
Resolution : ≤ 0.25 µm / pixel (20x) ≤ 0.125 µm / pixel (40x)
Magnification : 20x / 40x

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Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 FAQ's

Our Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 is engineered for precision and efficiency, offering 10,000 × 10,000 DPI resolution and compatibility with standard 25 × 75 mm slides. It enables laboratories to digitize histological samples quickly and accurately, reducing reliance on traditional microscopy. Its compact design, combined with intuitive software and fast scanning performance, makes it an ideal solution for integrating digital pathology into routine lab workflows.
Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 has a 3.8 OD dynamic range ensuring that both lightly and heavily stained areas are clearly captured in a single scan. This wide tonal range allows pathologists and researchers to observe fine structural differences within tissues, improving diagnostic confidence and research insights. Uniform LED white light provides consistent illumination, ensuring accurate color reproduction without distortion or uneven exposure.
For educational institutions, our Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 simplifies access to high-quality histology images by converting glass slides into digital format. Instructors can easily distribute slides to students, facilitate remote learning, and enhance classroom discussions using real sample images. The software’s annotation tools also encourage student interaction, making it an effective teaching aid in medical, veterinary, and life sciences programs.
Labtron’s Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 includes a software which is compatible with both Windows and Mac systems. It offers essential tools for adjusting image contrast, brightness, and color, as well as adding annotations and measurements. Users can save scanned slides in multiple formats including TIFF, JPEG, and BMP for flexible use across reports, presentations, and archives. The software’s ease of use ensures fast learning and high productivity for all skill levels.
Digital Pathology Slide Scanner LDPS-A20 plays a vital role in enabling telepathology by converting physical slides into shareable digital files without compromising image quality. These images can be transmitted to specialists in remote locations for review, facilitating second opinions and collaborative diagnoses. It improves diagnostic turnaround time and expands access to expert analysis, especially in regions lacking in-house pathology services.