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Markings printed by Labsim’s laser printer on embedding cassettes and microscope slides support long-term storage. They satisfy pathological specimen archiving standards in labs, with excellent resistance to chemical erosion, abrasion and high temperature.
Labsim’s pathology printers are compatible with multiple medical systems including LIS, HIS, PIS and PACS, and support standard print file formats.
Yes, the text printed by Labsim’s pathology cassette printers is resistant to xylene, absolute ethanol, H&E staining, and IHC immersion; the print remains intact and ensures long-term preservation.
Labsim’s laser printer can print information on standard embedding cassettes and microscope slides (even those without a special laser-reactive coating); however, printing on consumables that do feature a laser-reactive coating yields even sharper results. Currently, the market prices for these two types of consumables are comparable.
It takes approximately 2.5 to 3 seconds for Labsim’s laser printer to print a single slide. The printer can batch-print around 1,200 to 1,500 slides per hour, effectively meeting the printing demands of pathology laboratories.
All Labsim laser tissue cassette printers feature automatic batch output collection. The TB686 model can sequentially collect no less than 100 tissue cassettes per run, while the TB406 series is fitted with a centralized collection tray capable of collecting a minimum of 200 tissue cassettes per batch.
Yes, Labsim pathology slide printer supports HL7/XML interfaces.