Multi Automated Stainer LMAM-A100

Multi Automated Stainer LMAM-A100 is an energy-efficient Stainer that offers high-throughput capabilities via multiple staining techniques like Ziehl-Neelsen, Kinyoun, and Fluorescence. It allows staining requirements, from acid-fast bacteria identification to various fluorescence-based assays. Fitted with 10 to 20 slides can be stained per cycle using 1.2 to 1.8 ml of reagent per slide which takes just 13 to 18 minutes. Simple and intuitive interface with a compact design to fit conveniently on any laboratory countertop.

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Specifications

Staining Method	Selectable Ziehl-Neelsen, Kinyoun, and Fluorescence
Slide Tray Capacity	10 to 20 slides
Clearance Height	Lid Open: 565 mm
Tray Rotation Speed	Approx. 6 rpm (stain mode) / Approx. 300 rpm (dry mode)
Reagents Capacity	1.2 ml to 1.8 ml
Operating Control	6 mode keys (stain, prime, clean, dry, reset, slide up/down)

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Features

Flexible staining process with a three-in-one solution
Quick and simple to use
Maintenance-free experience with an automatic cleaning system for tray drying
Advanced Internal diagnostic software for user convenience
Integrated with an all-in-one reagent kit for more convenient use
Empowered with a cutting-edge microprocessor built for flexibility in staining application
Features premium adhesive microscopic slides, ensuring no cross-contamination
Easily regulatable and fine-tuned staining process by an intuitive front operative panel
Incorporated carousel button for quick loading
Equipped with a stain chamber for protecting slides by fixing them horizontally
Reagents can get along with plastic tubing to avoid extra use
Units come with six functional keys (Stain, Prime, Clean, Dry, Reset, Up & Down) for quick and manual free staining
The procedure is completed in just 7 to 8 simple steps

Applications

It is used in histology, pathology, molecular biology, and mainly in microbiology research labs for staining gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria, also used in staining tissue samples, cell preparations, and other biological samples.