Give every tissue type and size the treatment it deserves. Establish a workflow that meets the demands of your laboratory without compromises on tissue quality. The HistoCore PEGASUS tissue processor enables you to run multiple protocols in parallel on a single instrument, ensuring optimal conditions for all tissue types without slowing down your laboratory.
Combined with the ability to capture each cassette individually, including cassette ID, quantity, and color, as well as basket ID, user ID and reagent information, the HistoCore PEGASUS offers you a fully integrated solution.
For In Vitro Diagnostic Use
Product Features
Biopsies, large, or fatty specimens; different tissues need different treatments. The HistoCore PEGASUS tissue processor gives you the flexibility to run parallel protocols on a single instrument. Process up to 400 samples simultaneously, increasing your capacity by 33% per run compared to a typical 300 cassettes single-retort tissue processor.
Capture and record critical data with built-in track & trace features. The integrated iScan technology tracks basket ID, user ID, and reagent information. An optical scanner captures cassette ID, quantity and color, enabling you to trace each sample in the tissue processing workflow. Easy access to the recorded data gives you control over your tissue processing reports while minimizing manual documentation, maximizing confidence.
Bar-coded reagents automatically create reagent exchange reports on the tissue processor, recording the lot of number, reagent type and concentration of Leica reagents.
Use Leica Paraffin with your HistoCore Pegasus tissue processor to further improve your workflow. PEGASUS Parablock paraffin melts 22% faster than pellets. Additionally, you get:
Our preferred tissue processing reagents will help you take the tissue through your preanalytical workflow stages.
Broad product offering: Alcohols, Solvents, and Fixatives available in multiple packaging options
Reduce Errors: Color-coded labeling simplifies visualization of reagents and reduces reagent mix-ups Track & Trace capability: Bar-coded reagents help record the lot of number, reagent type, concentration, and create reagent exchange reports
Greener alternatives: Process Tissue with Safer Reagents alternatives by substituting xylene with Sub-X or Clearene. Or switch to xylene-free processing with isopropanol (IPA).
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