FAQS

Labsim has independently developed and manufactured pathology printers for over a decade. As a domestic brand with one of the largest installed bases in China’s pathology departments, our printers deliver stable, reliable performance and are an excellent choice. The equipment is fully compatible with both adhesive slides and frosted slides.

Yes. Both the G306 thermal slide printer and G306U laser slide printer have compact dimensions and can be placed directly on top of the paraffin microtomes.

Labsim thermal slide printers feature a compact footprint. For instance, the G306 thermal slide printer has a width of ≤11 cm. It can be placed on top or beside a microtome to save valuable bench space, and is widely popular among pathology lab users.

LABSIM's slide printer is compatible with commonly used slides on the market, such as Epredia, Leica, Citotest, Sakura, and other brands. If you need more information, please leave a message and we will have professionals contact you! Thank you!

Dear Sir/Madam, LABSIM's slide printer is compatible with commonly used slides on the market, such as Epredia, Leica, Citotest, Sakura, and other brands. If you need more information, please leave a message and we will have professionals contact you! Thank you!

Markings printed by Labsim’s laser printer on embedding cassettes and microscope slides support long-term storage. They satisfy pathological specimen archiving standards in labs, with excellent resistance to chemical erosion, abrasion and high temperature.

Labsim’s pathology printers are compatible with multiple medical systems including LIS, HIS, PIS and PACS, and support standard print file formats.

Yes, the text printed by Labsim’s pathology cassette printers is resistant to xylene, absolute ethanol, H&E staining, and IHC immersion; the print remains intact and ensures long-term preservation.

Labsim’s laser printer can print information on standard embedding cassettes and microscope slides (even those without a special laser-reactive coating); however, printing on consumables that do feature a laser-reactive coating yields even sharper results. Currently, the market prices for these two types of consumables are comparable.