Digital Pathological Slide Scanner BZDMS-504 is designed for maximum slide throughput in advanced digital imaging. This slide scanner supports a slide capacity of 240 slides and offers 20x magnification with a 3200×2200 global shutter camera. It delivers exceptional accuracy with refined autofocus and precision XY-Z control for seamless high-resolution scans. Its embedded GPU-driven system ensures uninterrupted operation with intelligent smear detection and targeted scanning. Our Digital Pathological Slide Scanner BZDMS-504 is ideal for high-throughput digital pathology, cytology mapping, and mass smear digitization applications only.
| Camera Resolution | 3200×2200, 1” global shutter |
| Slide Capacity | 240 Slides |
| Frame Rate | ≥75 Frames/Second |
| Objective Magnification | 20x |
| Numerical Aperture (NA) | 0.75 |
| Scan Speed | ≤180 Sec/Sample |
| XY Driver Resolution | 5 μm |
| Z Auto Focus Resolution | 0.25 μm |
| Image Resolution | ≤0.25 μm/Pixel |
| Light Source | LED, >20,000 Hours |
| Scan Operation | One-Click Scan, Pause/Stop, Sample Add-In |
| Image Format | JPEG, BMP |
| PC Configuration | Embedded PC, NVIDIA GPU, keyboard, USB 3.0 |
| Software Features | Auto Smear Contour Detection, Targeted Scan |
| Product Dimension | 698 × 464 × 345 mm |
| Packing Dimension | 800 × 550 × 550 mm |
| Net Weight | 35 Kg |
| Gross Weight | 75 Kg |
Our Digital Pathological Slide Scanner BZDMS-504 is used for mass smear screening, digital cytopathology profiling, full-slide archival imaging, auto-contour-based scanning, and high-resolution sample digitization in pathology imaging workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions
1: What is the key advantage of Digital Slide Scanner BZDMS-504?
The standout feature of BZDMS-504 is its capacity to process up to 240 slides continuously, making it an ideal solution for institutions requiring uninterrupted, large-batch scanning operations.
2: How does BZDMS-504 maintain scan quality across multiple slides?
Equipped with precise autofocus and stable XY-Z movement control, BZDMS-504 ensures that each slide is scanned with consistent image clarity and accuracy, regardless of volume.
3: Can you describe the image processing capabilities of BZDMS-504?
It incorporates an embedded PC with a high-performance GPU, which accelerates image capture, processing, and export, while supporting real-time adjustments and intelligent focus control.
4: What scanning features enhance workflow automation in BZDMS-504?
With features like one-click scanning, sample add-in, and automated contour detection, BZDMS-504 is tailored for fast-paced environments that demand minimal manual intervention.
5: Why choose Digital Slide Scanner BZDMS-504 for digital pathology?
Its unmatched capacity, integration of targeted scanning tools, and reliable performance make BZDMS-504 the optimal choice for institutions needing robust digital transformation in pathology imaging.
6: When is a digital slide scanner used in pathology labs?
It is used to digitize stained tissue slides for viewing, analysis, and sharing. It enhances archiving, remote diagnostics, and integration with AI tools. Digital scanning supports faster, collaborative pathology workflows.
7: Can multiple slides be scanned in a single run?
Yes, most models support batch loading and scanning of dozens to hundreds of slides. Automated feeders help manage large volumes efficiently. This is ideal for high-throughput environments.
8: Can scanned slides be integrated with pathology software?
Yes, scanners are designed for compatibility with digital pathology platforms and LIS. They allow seamless image storage, annotation, and case management. Some models support cloud-based access and AI analysis.
9: When should calibration be performed for consistent image quality?
Regular calibration-typically monthly or as recommended-is vital for optimal image clarity. Some systems include auto-calibration features. Proper maintenance ensures diagnostic reliability.
10: Can different magnifications be selected during scanning?
Yes, users can choose from various magnification levels (e.g., 20x, 40x) based on diagnostic need. Dual or multi-objective systems provide flexibility. High magnification improves detail but may increase scan time.
