Dear Kimberly,
we have two systems here in our lab, both with microscopes from ZEISS. The
first one is a TissueFaxs-System which is for scanning of maximum 8 Slides and
special optical requirements (polarization, phase contrast, etc.). This system
is quite good and flexible and you can use almo
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> Kimberly, how many slides will you be scanning daily?
>
> Tim Morken
> Supervisor, Electron
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Subject: [Histonet] Need a Slide Scanner
Hi,
I am interested in purchasing a slide scanner for my lab so we will have the
ability to share slides between sites. C
Hi Kimberly,
We recently purchased a Grundium Ocus model desktop scanner. They are a new
manufacturer from Finland.
The instrument scans one slide at a time and has a single objective (20X).
Scan time ~2 minutes for 15x15mm.
The ease of use for our low-throughput applications is very impressi
Hi,
I am interested in purchasing a slide scanner for my lab so we will have the
ability to share slides between sites. Can someone suggest a good scanner,
make/model?
Kimberly Glover
Product Manager, Histology and Hematology
Warrington, PA
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