Labzee Closed Tissue Processors are engineered to deliver safe, efficient, and contamination-free processing of tissue specimens in histology laboratories. They perform fully enclosed dehydration, clearing, and paraffin infiltration cycles to minimize exposure to harmful reagents and ensure specimen integrity. These systems support customizable programs, large sample capacities, and advanced reagent management features for optimized workflow. Their sealed design, touch-screen controls, and integrated safety protocols enhance user protection and operational reliability. Our Closed Tissue Processors are ideal for applications in hospitals, pathology departments, forensic labs, and biomedical research facilities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1: Can you explain what a Closed Tissue Processor is used for?
A Closed Tissue Processor is used in histopathology labs to prepare tissue samples for microscopic analysis by automatically processing them through a sequence of chemical reagents. Its closed design protects users from toxic fumes and ensures consistent, contamination-free results.
2: How does a Closed Tissue Processor improve lab safety?
By enclosing the entire processing system, it prevents exposure to harmful chemicals such as formalin, alcohol, and xylene. Built-in fume filtration systems and sealed reagent containers reduce health risks and make the lab environment much safer.
3: Can you process multiple tissue samples simultaneously with a Closed Tissue Processor?
Yes, most Closed Tissue Processors are designed to handle multiple tissue cassettes in a single run. This increases efficiency and throughput, making them ideal for high-volume clinical and research laboratories.
4: What are the advantages of automation in a Closed Tissue Processor?
Automation ensures precise control over temperature, reagent flow, and timing for each processing stage. It reduces manual handling errors, enhances reproducibility of results, and allows technicians to focus on other tasks while the machine runs.
5: Can you customize processing protocols in a Closed Tissue Processor?
Yes, modern systems allow users to program custom protocols to suit various tissue types and processing needs. This flexibility supports everything from routine processing to delicate or specialized tissue preparations.
