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Zimed Automatic Gram Stainer is capable of handling a variety of sample types and sizes, catering a wide range of requirements. Our apparatus offers automated slide handling and consistent staining for visualization of tissue sample. Combines a range of speed and efficiency with the ability to handle large sample sizes. Integrated with the LCD display to allow for real-time monitoring of several parameters. Our stainers, featuring user-friendly interfaces and built-in quality control, enhance laboratory productivity and diagnostic reliability.
Staining Methods : GRAM and Ziehl-Neelsen
Slide Tray Capacity : 1 to 16 slides (single processing)
Staining Capacity : Gram staining: ≥ 200 slides/hour
Ziehl-Neelsen: ≥ 80 slides/hour
Sample Tray Capacity : 1 to 12/24/16
Slide Processing Capacity : Up to 190 slides per hour depending on tray configuration
Dyeing Time : 4 to 5 minutes
Dyeing Frame Capacity : 30 glass slides
Loading Capacity : Can handle staining racks with 10 processes (continuous upload).
Total Number of Sites : 36 sites total (26 reagents, 5 washing).
Slide Capacity : Holds up to 16 slides
Throughput : Up to 210 slides per hour (under standard settings)
Reagent Dispensing : Dedicated pumps and pipelines for each reagent to prevent cross-contamination
Frequently Asked Question
An Automated Gram Stainer is a laboratory device that performs Gram staining of bacterial samples with minimal human intervention. It ensures consistent and accurate staining results while improving efficiency and reducing variability.
The device applies the Gram stain reagents (crystal violet, iodine, decolorizer, and safranin) in a controlled sequence, followed by washing and drying steps. This automation reduces human error and enhances reproducibility.
Standardized and reproducible results Reduced hands-on time for lab technicians Lower reagent consumption and waste Minimized risk of cross-contamination Faster turnaround times for sample processing
Most models are designed to work with standard microscope slides, but compatibility may vary depending on the system. Check with the manufacturer for specific slide requirements.
Typically, the process takes 3–5 minutes, depending on the model and settings used. This is significantly faster than manual staining.
Yes, many systems allow users to customize staining protocols based on sample type and laboratory requirements.
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