Automated tissue processors to maximize laboratory productivity for efficient and flexible workflow
Modular tissue embedding system offers the flexibility to suit your laboratory 145+ year heritage of market-leading microtome design ensures consistent sections from any block.
Paraffin options to meet your processing, embedding, and sectioning needs.
You only get one chance to process specimens correctly, but patients need a fast turnaround to end their anxious wait. Leica tissue processors help you simultaneously increase quality and throughput with built-in quality, reliability and tissue protection. So, choose the right instrument for your workload to maximize efficiency and protect critical patient tissue.
Cut each block carefully and maintain critical diagnostic detail. Leica rotary microtomes give skilled microtomists the precision, control and comfort they need to get the best from every block. So place a Leica rotary microtome on your bench and consistently get the best possible sections from any block, for each patient, on every day.
Keep your laboratory running safely and efficiently. Leica Biosystems has a broad range of histology and general laboratory consumables to help you maintain your laboratory.
Enhanced workflows and improved user experience with high quality tissue processing.
Meet today’s workflow demands and build your lab’s capacity for the future.
Convenience and ease-of-user – users can select their personal preference of coarse feed wheel turn direction. This feature is preserved from the RM22xx series, allowing users to trim at the high pace.
Learn more about tissue processing and the steps required to take an animal or human tissue from fixation to the state of complete infiltration with a histological paraffin.
“Another big reason I went with the HistoCore PELORIS 3 is reagent costs and savings. We are at least at 10% savings on our reagent costs with the PELORIS, and I expect our savings to increase with our second PELORIS 3.”
Bradley H. Johnson H.t.(Ascp), Supervisor, Histology Department, South Bend Medical Foundation
