Liquid-L2ased Cytology Processor T-LCP-S2101

Introduction

Liquid-Based Cytology Processor processes 6 to 12 specimens every 2 minutes. It eliminates mucus red blood cells and debris ensuring effective diagnostic cell collection. Equipped with patented preparation and reagent technology for uniform and clear slide background. Integrated with automatic sedimentation method and special slides for efficient cell adsorption and clarity. Liquid-Based Cytology Processor is ideal for detecting cancer HPV infections and inflammation. 

Manufactured under strict quality control processes, complying with international laboratory equipment standards. Provides 1-year warranty for main components and lifetime technical support.

Applications

Liquid-Based Cytology Processor is employed for cervical cancer screening and gynecological cell analysis. It also helps detect HPV infections inflammation trichomoniasis mold and other pathological changes.

Selection Guide

Liquid-Based Cytology Processor is widely used in clinical diagnostics and research studies involving cervical cancer screening, HPV testing, respiratory and urinary cytology, and other body fluid analyses. Customers should select this model when their application demands accurate, consistent cell smear preparation with minimal background interference. It supports the processing of multiple specimens efficiently, making it suitable for high-throughput laboratories. This model provides high-quality sample preservation, improving diagnostic accuracy in cytopathology. Certified with ISO 13485 and CE, this processor meets international safety and quality standards, providing confidence for use in regulated clinical environments.

Specifications

Maximum Speed	4000 R/min
Production Speed	6 to 12 specimens / 2 min
Timing Range	1 min to 99 min
Total Noise of Centrifuge	Less than 55 dB
Maximum Relative Centrifugal Force	4620 × g
Power Consumption	100 W
Power Supply	220V / 50Hz
Dimensions	330 mm × 375 mm × 250 mm
Weight	16 Kg

Features

Impurity elimination system

High-speed processing

Fully enclosed structure

Locking safety mechanism

FAQs

1. What is a Cytology Processor?

A Cytology Processor is a medical apparatus designed to prepare cell samples in a liquid medium for more accurate and efficient microscopic examination.

2. How does Cytology Processor work?

It uses filtration or centrifugation to isolate cells and prepare high-quality cytology slides.

3. Can Cytology Processor be used in research or academic settings?

It is commonly used in research labs and universities for cytology education, pilot studies, and comparative cytomorphology research.

4. How is Cytology Processor used in cervical cancer screening?

It processes Pap smear samples by creating uniform slides that improve detection of precancerous and cancerous cervical lesions.

5. Can Cytology Processor be used in screening for lung cancer?

It is used to process bronchial brushings, washings, and fine needle aspiration samples from the lung, helping in the cytological diagnosis of lung malignancies.

6. Can Cytology help with infectious disease diagnosis?

It is used to identify infectious organisms or HPV-associated changes in gynecologic samples.

7. Can Cytology Processor be used in clinical trials?

It is frequently incorporated into clinical trial protocols to monitor cellular responses, treatment efficacy, or adverse cytological changes over time.

8. How does Cytology Processor contribute to early detection and prevention research?

It provides high-quality slides for studying biomarkers, cellular changes, and precancerous lesions, which is essential for early intervention research in cancers, infections, and genetic disorders.

9. How does Cytology Processor help in tissue engineering or regenerative medicine?

It is used to assess the effects of stem cells, tissue scaffolds, and regenerative treatments on cellular morphology and growth patterns, making it essential in tissue engineering studies.

10. How does Cytology Processor support pharmacological research?

It helps in evaluating the effects of drugs or treatments on cell morphology, gene expression, and biomarkers, enabling preclinical drug testing and pharmacodynamics studies.