Overview

Digital Slide Scanner LMDS-A100 can simultaneously accommodate and scan up to six slides. It provides a scanning image resolution of ≤ 0.25 µm per pixel, ensuring precise examination of pathological samples. Equipped with a high-resolution camera featuring a global shutter. This scanner captures images with minimal distortion. Our scanner can also identify specified areas and take high-definition screenshots.

Features :

Embedded PC with advanced graphics capability
Stores the image data
Multiple image format
Auto sample positioning
History image browsing and review
Automatic recognition of smear contour
LED light source

Specifications :

Capacity	6 slides
Scanning Image Resolution	≤ 0.25 µm / pixel
Scanning Process Automation	Simple sample loading
Scanning Area Size	15 × 15 mm
Objective Lens	20X
Camera Resolution	3200 × 2200 pixels
Camera Sensor Size	1 inch
Numerical Aperture (NA)	0.75
XY Drivers Resolution	5 µm
Z Auto Focus Resolution	0.25 µm
Images Format	JPEG or BMP
Light Source	LED with >20000 hours of service life
Scan Control	One-click scanning; pause/stop via software; supports sample add-in during the scan
Power Consumption	500W
Dimension	800 ×550 × 550mm
Weight	75 Kg

Applications :

Digital Slide Scanner is utilized in medical diagnostics, research institutions, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, forensic labs, and veterinary medicine for high-resolution analysis of tissue samples.

Selection Guide :

Digital Slide Scanner LMDS-A100 is a compact and efficient scanning solution ideal for pathology labs, research institutions, and diagnostic centers. With a capacity of 6 slides, it is well-suited for moderate-throughput environments where accurate and high-resolution imaging is essential. This model provides a scanning image resolution of ≤ 0.25 µm/pixel, making it suitable for applications that require detailed cellular and tissue-level observation, such as histopathological studies, digital pathology, and educational slide archiving. The automated scanning process with simple sample loading enhances workflow efficiency and minimizes user intervention, which is particularly useful in multi-user laboratory settings. The 15 × 15 mm scanning area is optimized for standard slide coverage. When selecting this model, customers can consider its usability in research-based digital microscopy, accuracy in image acquisition, and potential compliance with relevant quality certifications that support clinical or laboratory use.