Tissue Staining Machine YR07064

The equipment features a 7-inch color touchscreen and allows for the configuration of up to 30 operating programs. Its detection system monitors the process and helps identify abnormal conditions; additionally, it automatically saves data in the event of a power outage and resumes operation when power is restored. The structure includes a sealed internal circulation system, decomposition of harmful gases, and activated carbon filtration. It also has configurable heating for hematoxylin, eosin, and other dyes, a special drying cylinder, and options for starting or stopping individual stations.

The lateral movement is performed using a steel linear guide rail and a stepper motor, to enhance precision in the movement of samples. The automatic washing and drainage are designed to reduce the risk of overflow and splashes. Before purchasing, it is advisable to confirm with the supplier the language of the interface, compatible reagents, required ventilation conditions, and the staining protocol that will be used.

Market Price

The price of an automatic tissue staining machine depends on batch capacity, the number of stations, safety features, accessories, technical service, and shipping destination. As a reference, some public offers of comparable automated staining equipment show prices of approximately USD 7,300 to USD 10,990. These values correspond to other models and configurations, so they do not represent the official price of the YR07064 nor necessarily include transportation, taxes, or installation.

To know the current price of the YR07064 and verify the appropriate configuration for your laboratory, you can request a quote from the Kalstein team or generate an automatic quote from the Kalstein Plus platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many slides can it process per batch?
The indicated capacity is at least 75 slides per batch. The actual load may depend on the type of slides, the holder used, and the selected protocol.

Can different staining protocols be programmed?
Yes. The equipment allows saving up to 30 programs and adjusting the processing time of each station. It is recommended to validate each program with the staining protocol and reagents of the laboratory.

Does the machine heat the dyes?
It can heat hematoxylin, eosin, and other dyes. The heating function is configured according to usage needs.

What happens if the power supply is interrupted?
The specification indicates that data is automatically saved and that the equipment continues the process when power is restored.

What language is the screen in?
The technical information provided indicates a menu in Chinese. Confirm with the supplier if there is another language option for the offered unit.

Advantages and Considerations

Among its main advantages are the automation of repetitive cycles, the programming of up to 30 protocols, the capacity of up to 75 slides per batch, and its monitoring and recovery functions in case of power outages. The 18 reagent stations of 1,000 ml and the hot air drying can also help organize workflow in laboratories with regular staining demands.

As considerations, the equipment weighs 96.5 kg net and requires an installation space according to its dimensions. The specification indicates a screen with a Chinese menu, so the language should be confirmed before purchase. Additionally, since it is a system that uses reagents, the laboratory must establish handling, ventilation, cleaning, and waste disposal procedures according to its internal regulations and the manufacturer's instructions.

Use of the Machine in the Laboratory

In a typical workflow, the operator prepares the slides and reagents, places them in the corresponding stations, and selects a staining program. The equipment moves the samples between the containers according to the configured times, performs the washing, and completes the cycle with drying. The screen allows checking the operational status, and the self-detection function helps identify incidents during the process.

The YR07064 can be used in histopathology laboratories, diagnostic centers, hospitals, universities, and research centers that routinely process tissue samples. Before starting regular use, it is recommended to check the compatibility of the reagents and perform validation runs to confirm the quality and consistency of the staining.

Recommendations

Install the equipment on a stable surface, with enough space for connections and maintenance access. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for preparing and replacing reagents; clean the stations and periodically check the water and drainage hoses. It is also advisable to document the programs used, validate any protocol changes, and train operators in the safe handling of reagents and samples.