Fast and Easy to Operate for Histotechnicians
The Aperio GT 450 is simple to operate and helps histotechnicians deliver rapid results with confidence. Complete scanning quickly and easily so you can focus on other tasks in the lab: 15 racks of 30 (450 slides total) can be loaded directly from HistoCore SPECTRA CV Coverslipper into the Aperio GT 450. The slides are then automatically scanned at 81 slides per hour at 40x for a 15mm x 15mm area.
- No touch continuous loading during scanning
- Automated IQ checks during each scan to ensure quality
- Assign priority cases
- Every slide is calibrated with each scan
- 450 slide capacity packed into a small size fits on the lab bench
- 99.5% accurate tissue finder that allows you to adjust if needed*
- 100% first-time barcode scan success rate*
Secure, Scalable Architecture for IT Professionals
The Aperio GT 450 offers fast, secure, and flexible IT architecture. A centralized Scanner Admin Manager (SAM) server and dedicated software provides you with a data management solution that can remotely set up and monitor multiple Aperio GT 450s at a time.*
- Comprehensive cyber security including encryption and login controls
- Centralized scanner management to set up and monitor multiple scanners
- Two 10GB network connections on the SAM server
- Scalable set up for hub and spoke configurations
- HL7 compatible for easy integration into LIS, LIMS or PACS
- Supports dedicated logins for each Aperio GT 450 scanner
Excellent Image Quality for Pathologists
The Aperio GT 450 uses a high-performance objective manufactured by Leica Microsystems, that has produced world class optics since 1847. This historic craftmanship is now built into the today’s Aperio GT 450, which is designed to rapidly deliver images with exceptional quality for Pathologists.
- Leica optics deliver exceptional image quality
- Every slide is calibrated during scanning to ensure the best quality image
- Automated image quality assessment so you don’t have to send slides back for re-scans
- 99.5% accurate tissue finder finds faint tissue while excluding pen marks, dust, and residue
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