Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502

Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502

Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502 offers a 1500 mL capacity to ensure smooth specimen processing. It includes tanks, with paraffin wax units placed at the final stage for accurate embedding. The specimen carrier accommodates several standard dehydrating boxes for bulk handling. Its dual-control heating system maintains steady, water-free temperature regulation. Our Automatic Tissue Processor enhances tissue preparation efficiency through advanced, programmable cycle settings.


Capacity 1500 mL
Number of Tanks 12 tanks (including 3 paraffin wax tanks at the end)
Basket Capacity 75 specimens
Wax Cylinder Temperature Adjustable up to 99 °C
Single-Tank Processing Time Adjustable from 0 to 99 hours
Mixing Frequency 3 times per minute
Time for Cylinder to be Lifted 38 seconds
Tissue-Protection Cylinder Sequence 7th cylinder
Packaging Type Individually packed in a protective wooden case
Power Supply AC 220 V ± 10%, 50 Hz ± 10%
Power Consumption ≤ 500 W
External Dimensions (L × W × H) 1260 × 570 × 640 mm
Gross Weight 97 kg
  • Environment-friendly exhaust
  • Gear-rack transmission
  • Standby programs available
  • Multiple running programs
  • Backup power supply

The Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502 is utilized in histopathology laboratories for processing tissue specimens for detailed microscopic analysis.

Reagent Bottle

9 pcs

Tissue Basket

1 pc

Exhaust Pipe

1 pc

Tissue Cassette

20 pcs

Fuse (5 A)

2 pcs

Power Line

1 line

Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502 | Capacity 1500 mL | Number of Tanks 12 tanks (including 3 paraffin wax tanks at the end)
Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502 | Environment-friendly exhaust | Gear-rack transmission

Frequently Asked Questions of Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502

1. How energy efficient is the Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502?

Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502 consumes ?500 W, which is relatively low for continuous lab equipment. Its optimized heating and motor control reduce unnecessary power draw. This helps laboratories lower operating costs while maintaining performance. Energy efficiency contributes to reduced environmental impact. Efficient operation ensures sustainable daily use.

2. Can the Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502 handle different tissue types?

Yes, it is designed to process a variety of tissue samples, including delicate, dense, or fatty specimens. Programmable settings allow adjustments for dehydration, clearing, and infiltration stages. Each program maintains precise control to prevent distortion. Versatility makes it valuable in pathology and research settings. This adaptability ensures consistent results across sample types.

3. How is the specimen basket moved between tanks in the Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502?

Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502 uses a gear-rack transmission system to smoothly transfer the basket from one tank to the next. This minimizes vibration and prevents specimen damage. Controlled movement ensures accurate timing and immersion depth. The mechanism is durable and designed for long-term use. Its reliability supports uninterrupted daily operation.

4. What safety features are included in the Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502?

Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502 incorporates overheat protection, backup power, and secure tank covers. The eco-friendly exhaust minimizes exposure to harmful vapors. Smooth basket handling reduces the risk of sample loss. The enclosed design safeguards operators during use. All features work together to maintain a safe lab environment.

5. Is the Automatic Tissue Processor ADAT-502 easy to maintain?

Routine cleaning and occasional lubrication of moving parts keep it in good condition. Tanks are designed for easy reagent replacement. The absence of water heating reduces scale buildup. Accessible components allow for quick inspection and servicing. Simple upkeep extends operational lifespan and reliability.

6. What are Automatic Tissue Processors?

Automatic Tissue Processors automate the preparation of tissue samples through chemical treatments and embedding. They handle dehydration, clearing, and paraffin infiltration efficiently. These instruments ensure consistent and reliable specimen processing. This automation improves overall workflow in the laboratory.

7. Where are Automatic Tissue Processors used?

Automatic Tissue Processors are found in histopathology labs, research centers, and diagnostic facilities. They process tissue specimens for detailed microscopic examination. Their use supports accurate diagnosis and medical research. These processors are essential tools in pathology workflows.

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