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Laser printer for histological cassettes KF-UE-001

Laser marking of histocasset in 3 seconds without ink and tapes

Laser printer for histological cassettes KF-UE-001

Product overview

Laser marking of histocasset in 3 seconds without ink and tapes

one boot channel for 75 cassettes, printing "on demand"

A compact single-channel laser printer that reliably labels histological cassettes just before material is selected, and constant contrast printing improves the traceability of samples without special consumables.

The KF-UE-001 applies text, multilingual characters, barcodes and graphics with a contactless laser. The built-in 7-inch screen allows you to work autonomously; online and offline printing is available, barcode typing from the scanner and integration with LIS, HIS and PIS via a network interface or USB.

One boot channel with a capacity of at least 75 cassettes. Speed - no more than 3 seconds per cassette; printing resolution of at least 2500 dpi. Compatible with cassettes with a lid and without a lid. Power 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz. Dimensions 215 × 403 × 398 mm, weight about 15 kg.

Key figures

3

single-cassette

2500 dpi

printing

75

channel-cassette

7″

touchscreen

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Product details

KF-UE-001 printer

laser-labeling

Compact housing

215 × 403 × 398 mm, ~15 kg

Speed and quality of printing

Ease of operation

Integration

Seal.

Speed of printingnot more than 3 s per cassette
Permission of the pressat least 2,500 dpi
Compatibility with cassettesany type, with a lid and without a lid

Downloading

Loading channelChannel 1, capacity 75 cassettes
Unloadingprint-out

Interfaces

ConnectionUSB, network, Wi-Fi
Operating systemLinux
Integration with IT systemsLIS/HIS/PIS

Design

Display7′′, sensory, built-in
Power supply100–240 B AC, 50/60 Hz
Dimensions (L×W×H)403 × 215 × 398 mm
Weight~15 kg

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