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Printers for histology labeling

Shop our selection of new and refurbished printers for anatomic pathology and histology labeling. 

Slide and cassette printing software

QRlogix Software can print to any printer using Windows printer driver technology. The software includes a library of prebuilt microscope slide and tissue cassette label printing templates that are fully customizable and ready-to-print.

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Additionally, we offer custom interface design solutions and OEM firmware for histology slide and cassette printers.

Contact us today to learn which solution is best for your laboratory/healthcare labeling workflow! 

Reduce errors and supercharge your labeling workflow:

  • Specimen identification and barcoding
  • Archiving and tracking
  • Transport containers
  • Pathology
  • Vetpath
  • Research

 

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Batch printing of slides and cassettes

Optimize batch labeling of slides and cassettes with the industry leading Leica® IPC cassette printers, and Leica® IPS slide printers. Alternatively, high-throughput thermal transfer label printers by Zebra Technologies, Citizen Systems offer economical options that are suitable for batch printing microscope slide labels or archiving tissue cassettes. The best batch printing solution is the one that most effectively accommodates your specific workflow needs.

On-demand printing of slides, cassettes, and transport containers

On-demand printing solutions include refurbished Thermo Scientific® Printmate and Printmate AS cassette printers, Leica® IPS,  Thermo Slidemate Classic printers and the market leading ESPO slide printer.

On-demand printing of histology slides and cassettes is the recommended solution for laboratory best practices. For economical solutions, check out thermal transfer label printers from Zebra Technologies and Citizen-Systems.