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The laser cassette printer is a specialized device used for specimen management in histology and pathology, employing laser printing technology to create precise and permanent markings on cassette surfaces. Compared to traditional ink printing or thermal transfer methods, laser printing offers higher precision, durability, and efficiency, making it increasingly popular in fields such as medicine and research.
Precise Marking
The laser cassette printer uses laser technology to create high-resolution markings on cassettes, which can include alphanumeric characters, barcodes, graphics, and symbols. These markings are extremely clear and can be accurately read by high-resolution scanning devices, enhancing specimen identification and traceability.
High Speed and Efficiency
The laser cassette printer typically offers very high printing speeds, with each cassette being printed in under 3 seconds. For large-volume printing, the printer can process 100 cassettes in under 5 minutes, significantly improving laboratory efficiency. This feature is particularly beneficial for pathology labs and medical research institutions that handle large volumes of specimens.
High Resolution and Permanent Markings
Laser-printed markings feature a resolution of 2500 dpi, ensuring each mark is precise and clear. Unlike ink printing, laser marks are permanent and will not fade or peel off due to high temperatures, moisture, or exposure to chemicals, which is crucial for long-term specimen storage in pathology.
Six-Slot High-Capacity Design
The laser cassette printer is often equipped with multiple material slots, allowing for high-capacity printing. The six-slot design enables the printer to process more cassettes at once, catering to the large-volume marking needs of laboratories. The material hopper selection allows for quick switching between different types of cassettes, enhancing workflow efficiency.
Pathology and Medical Laboratories
The laser cassette printer is widely used in medical fields, particularly in pathology laboratories. It can accurately mark patient information, dates, tissue types, and more on tissue cassette blocks, ensuring traceability and accuracy for each specimen. This plays a vital role in disease diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient management.
Research Institutions
In research, the laser cassette printer is used to mark various types of experimental samples, including plant and animal tissues, cell samples, and DNA samples. It improves data accuracy and allows researchers to quickly identify and track samples.
HealthSky has launched the EBMarker-160 laser cassette printer. With its exceptional technology and efficient performance, it has become a leading solution for specimen marking in medical and research fields. This printer uses non-contact infrared laser technology to quickly and accurately mark different types of cassettes, ensuring high-resolution and permanent printing results. Its six-slot design supports high-volume printing, meeting the need for efficient, high-precision marking in laboratories. Additionally, the EBMarker-160 features a user-friendly interface and high compatibility, making it an ideal choice for enhancing laboratory workflow efficiency and specimen management accuracy.
