Automatic Slide Stainer, ATS2010

The ATS 2010 is a benchtop automatic linear slide stainer designed for both pathology and research laboratories. It combines precision in staining with versatility and operator safety, all housed in a compact, modern design. Offering exceptional adaptability, the ATS 2010 can accommodate a wide variety of consumer products while also providing the flexibility to utilise different reagents, consumables, and protocols.

Specifically engineered for seamless integration of multiple staining protocols, the ATS 2010 allows for continuous operation and rack loading without any disruption to the staining process. All key functions, including station time, reagent sequencing, and agitation, are easily programmable and controllable via an intuitive touchscreen panel.

Featuring an ergonomic design, the instrument also includes an integrated oven for slide drying, digital electronic temperature control, and high-precision movement components guided by linear bearings on the axis. The system offers total flexibility with regard to consumables and reagents, ensuring superior staining quality.

Reliability And Precision of The Staining

• The Histo-Line ATS 2010 comes equipped with a PLC-based control system, enhancing its functionality.
• All functions are freely programmable and controlled by simple, reliable software.
• A high-performance, precise transmission belt is implemented to ensure a balanced stroke and noise reduction.
• The ATS 2010 has an ergonomic design, featuring an integrated heating station for slide drying and digital temperature controls.
• Users can configure up to nine programs to accommodate a diverse range of staining protocols.
• An optional UPS backup is available to sustain operations during power outages.
• The system offers 18 available stations: 15 for reagents, one for water rinsing, one as a loading/heating station, and one as an exit station for unloading slide racks.
• The system accommodates 38 slides per basket, facilitating a continuous workflow.
• All reagent and paraffin containers are sealed to prevent evaporation.
• An active carbon filter is in place to prevent solvent odors and pollution.
• Audible alarms are set to notify operators of ongoing procedures and potential errors.