Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501

Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501

Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 can process up to 48 slides at a time, enabling streamlined batch operations. It features multiple reagent slots to handle a variety of staining procedures. Its low-volume dispensing ensures both accuracy and cost-efficiency in each run. Built-in per-run reagent monitoring guarantees correct volumes and minimizes waste. Ideal for histopathology laboratories, it automates tissue slide staining for reliable and uniform diagnostic outcomes.


Slide Capacity 48 slides
Reagent Capacity 64 reagents
Minimum Dropping Reagent 50 µL
Dropping Reagent Increment 50 µL, 100 µL, 150 µL, 200 µL
Working Noise < 60 dB(A)
Package Type Wooden case
Applications IHC, HE, others
Rated Current 1.6 A
Maximal Output Power < 350 VA
Power Supply 220 V / 110 V
Dimensions (L × W × H) 1015 × 665 × 520 mm
Packaging Dimensions (L × W × H) 1100 × 750 × 710 mm
Net Weight 116 kg
Gross Weight 158 kg
  • Hands-free operation
  • Windows-based programming
  • Multi-stainer support
  • Tip-free dispensing
  • Universal reagents

Our Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 is ideal in histopathology laboratories to automate tissue slide staining, ensuring accurate, consistent, and efficient diagnostic results. 

Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 | Slide Capacity 48 slides | Reagent Capacity 64 reagents
Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 | Hands-free operation | Windows-based programming

Frequently Asked Questions of Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501

1. What is the slide capacity of Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501?

Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 can process up to 48 slides at once, allowing laboratories to handle high-volume staining efficiently. This capacity ensures smooth batch operations, saving time while maintaining uniform results. It is ideal for labs that require rapid throughput without compromising accuracy. Each slide receives consistent treatment, reducing variability in staining quality.

2. How many reagents does Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 support?

Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 supports 64 reagent positions, offering flexibility for multiple staining protocols. Laboratories can accommodate a wide variety of procedures without frequently changing reagents. The system ensures precise dispensing of each chemical, maintaining consistency across runs. Users easily adapt it to different laboratory workflows and staining techniques.

3. Is Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 fully automated?

Yes, Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 operates completely hands-free, allowing technicians to start the process and leave it to run overnight if needed. Automation minimizes manual intervention, reducing human error and improving reproducibility. The system follows pre-programmed sequences accurately, ensuring uniform staining across all slides. Its design enhances laboratory productivity by saving time and effort.

4. How does Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 ensure accuracy?

Accuracy in Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 is maintained through built-in per-run reagent monitoring. The system measures and dispenses precise volumes for every run, preventing errors and minimizing waste. Automatic adjustments guarantee correct dosing for each slide, maintaining consistent staining quality. Even during extended operations, the device ensures uniformity across batches.

5. Can multiple Stainers connect to one computer using Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501?

Yes, Automated IHC Stainer ADIAS-501 supports multi-stainer operation through a single Windows-based computer. This centralized control allows laboratories to manage several units simultaneously. Operators can run different protocols on multiple stainers without conflicts or errors. The system simplifies monitoring and enhances efficiency across the lab. It provides precise control while optimizing workflow and productivity.

6. Are Automated IHC Stainers easy to operate?

Automated IHC Stainers feature user-friendly touchscreens and programmable software interfaces. Pre-set cycles and customizable protocols simplify setup. Anti-spill mechanisms prevent accidents during operations. They enhance workflow efficiency and reduce manual handling errors.

7. In which laboratories are Automated IHC Stainers used?

Automated IHC Stainers are widely applied in histopathology, immunohistochemistry, and cytology labs. They automate staining for diagnostic and research purposes. Laboratories benefit from faster throughput and reduced human error. These units are suitable for both routine and high-volume workflows.