Labzee Tissue Baking Processors are developed to ensure efficient and uniform drying of tissue slides before staining or further processing. They maintain stable temperatures across multiple trays to remove residual moisture and solidify paraffin sections. These systems feature programmable temperature settings, timer controls, and corrosion-resistant interiors for consistent performance. Their compact design, quick heating, and energy-efficient operation support smooth integration into daily histology workflows. Our Tissue Baking Processors are ideal for use in pathology labs, research facilities, hospitals, and academic laboratories.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1: When is a Tissue Baking Processor used during slide preparation?
It is used after sectioning and before staining to remove moisture and solidify paraffin. This step ensures better stain uptake and slide adhesion. Proper baking enhances section quality and durability.
2: Can any type of tissue slide be baked in the processor?
Yes, it accommodates most paraffin-embedded tissue slides used in histology. Temperature can be adjusted to suit delicate or thick sections. Ensure slides are placed evenly for uniform results.
3: Can it operate continuously during the day?
Yes, these processors are designed for all-day use with stable temperature control. They maintain consistent heat without overheating the slides. Daily checks help ensure optimal performance.
4: When should the trays or chamber be cleaned?
Trays should be cleaned daily to prevent wax buildup and contamination. Use a lint-free cloth and avoid abrasive cleaners. Regular cleaning prolongs equipment life.
5: Can temperature settings be adjusted for different protocols?
Yes, digital controllers allow precise temperature adjustments, typically between 30°C and 90°C. This makes it suitable for a variety of lab requirements. Preset programs also help standardize baking time.
