Labzee Tissue Processors are designed to automate and streamline the preparation of biological tissue samples for histological analysis. They perform sequential dehydration, clearing, and paraffin infiltration with high consistency and minimal manual intervention. These systems support various cassette capacities and programmable protocols to accommodate routine and specialized lab workflows. Their user-friendly interfaces, robust construction, and safety features ensure dependable operation in clinical and research environments. Our Tissue Processors are ideal for applications in pathology labs, hospitals, forensic investigations, and biomedical research centers.
Frequently Asked Questions
1: Can you explain the function of a Tissue Processor in the lab?
A Tissue Processor is a vital instrument in histology laboratories used to prepare tissue specimens for embedding and microscopic analysis. It automates the sequential processing of tissues through fixatives, dehydrating agents, clearing agents, and paraffin wax, ensuring consistency and high-quality results.
2: How does a Tissue Processor improve efficiency in histopathology?
By automating repetitive steps like dehydration and paraffin infiltration, a Tissue Processor significantly reduces manual labor and processing time. It allows for batch processing of multiple samples, which increases productivity and standardization in diagnostic and research workflows.
3: Can you use a Tissue Processor for different types of tissue samples?
Yes, a Tissue Processor is versatile and can handle a wide variety of tissues, from small biopsies to larger surgical specimens. Its programmable settings ensure that different tissue types receive appropriate processing based on their size and composition.
4: What are the key components of a Tissue Processor?
Typical components include reagent containers, a tissue basket or rotor, a heating system, and a control panel. These parts work together to transfer tissue samples through different chemical baths at controlled temperatures and durations.
5: Can you program custom processing protocols in a Tissue Processor?
Yes, most modern Tissue Processors allow for fully customizable protocols. Users can adjust time, temperature, and reagent sequences to accommodate specific laboratory requirements or unique tissue types, ensuring optimal processing results.
