User manual LEICA CV 5030 BROCHURE

[. . . ] It is possible to process up to 12 racks simultaneously with multiple staining applications. Racks are inserted and removed through an ergonomic 2-drawer system. The drawer capacity can be customized to provide either increased staining flexibility or access for up to 4 racks at any one time. Data entry and retrieval are particularly easy with the large, solvent-resistant color touch-screen. The instrument and staining process can be closely monitored using the graphical process representation on screen. [. . . ] with the ability to adapt The easy-to-use control panel enables settings to be customized to meet your specific laboratory requirements. Simply select the ideal set-up for different samples. The coverslip station accepts different sizes of coverglass and automatically discards broken ones. Samples are safely and permanently covered to assure consistent, high quality coverslipping. The dispenser parking station stores the nozzle in reagent and safely maintains mountant dispensing integrity. The load vessel accepts up to 60 slides and can be filled with reagent, which increases throughput and allows wet or dry coverslipping The Leica ST5020 Multistainer and the CV5030 Coverslipper in combination . . . the first truly integrated, fully automated staining/coverslipping workstation! . . . see how it works ! Recommended system components for use of CD-ROM: Processor: Intel Pentium 3 or equivalent processor RAM memory: 128 MB Color monitor: Resolution of 800 x 600 pixels with a color depth of 16. 7 million colors (24-bit) CD-ROM drive: 24 speed or faster Sound reproduction: Soundcard + loudspeakers Operating system: Windows 95 / 98 / 2000 / xp Additional drivers: Quicktime for Windows 4. 0 (Quicktime 5. 0 on CD-ROM) Start of presentation: If the demo does not start automatically after the CD-ROM is inserted, please run the file <Start. exe> from the main directory of the CD-ROM. Experience a new level of automation in staining and coverslipping. For the first time ever a routine stainer and glass coverslipper can be combined to set up an integrated, fully automated staining / coverslipping workstation. Together, the Leica ST5020 Multistainer and the CV5030 Coverslipper create a highly flexible system featuring walk-away convenience. After a staining process is finished, the slide racks are transported by the innovative robotic arm from the stainer into the coverslipper. The manual handling of racks between stainer and coverslipper is no longer necessary. Technical Specifications Leica ST5020 Multistainer Instrument type: Sample types: Throughput: Automated Stainer Histology and Cytology specimens Depending on protocol, loading schedule and instrument set-up, up to 12 racks in parallel Max. 50 with up to 40 steps each Up to 59 min. , 59 sec. 4, optional 40 °C to 70 °C (104 °F to 158 °F) Max. 4, custom set-up Fume handling: Activated carbon filter and fume extraction hose system Supply voltage: 100-240 VAC / 50-60 Hz Dimensions (L x D x H) (mm) 1060 x 720 (550 from rear end to front feet) x 550 (in. ) 42 x 28 (22 from rear end to front feet) x 22 Dry weight: approx. 209 lbs Additional features include graphical user interface with color touch-screen, graphical process representation with detailed rack and station information, Reagent Management System, automated program assignment and start with CodeRackTM technology, data logging, on-line help, Printer port, optional special stain kit (incl. heated staining stations plus accessories), optional transfer module for integration with CV5030 Coverslipper. Designed and manufactured according to CE and CSA regulations. Number of programs: Incubation times: Number of stations: Staining stations: Container volume: Water stations: Oven stations: Oven temperatures: Load stations: Unload stations: Leica CV5030 Glass Coverslipper Instrument type: Sample types: Throughput: Coverslip sizes: Coverslip magazine capacity: Mounting media: Mounting media volume: Mounting media bottle volume: Input racks: Output racks: Automated Glass Coverslipper Histology sections, Cytology smears, Monolayer preparations approx. 9 sec. /slide) 22-24 x 40-60 mm 120-160 coverslips (depending on size) Commercially available types accepted Individual setting based on volume, type and coverslip size 250 ml Most commercially available types accepted (up to 60 slides) 20 or 30 slide capacity (up to 60 slides) Fume handling: Supply voltage: Dimensions (L x D x H) (mm) (in. ) Dry weight: Activated carbon filter and fume extraction hose system 100-250 VAC / 50-60 Hz 420 x 600 x 550 16. 5 x 24 x 22 approx. 125 lbs Additional features include optional wet or dry coverslipping, dispenser nozzle protection through wet parking position, memory function for up to four custom settings, MultisizeTM coverslip magazine, glass sensor for automated handling of broken coverslips, optional transfer module for integration with ST5020 Multistainer. 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