Automated Slide Stainer · OEM / ODM

China Automated Slide Stainer Factory

Get a factory-direct automated slide stainer built for consistent H&E, special stain, and frozen section staining across your high-throughput histology and pathology workloads.

The HT-BSHE-660 helps your lab standardize staining programs, manage reagent replacement, and keep routine results more consistent from one shift to the next.

  • 660 slides/hour staining
  • 12 simultaneous staining programs
  • 200 stored staining protocols
  • 17 / 34 reagent station modes
  • Reagent replacement reminders
  • HIS / LIS connection support
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Automated slide stainer in a high-throughput histology laboratory

HT-BSHE-660

Up to 660 slides / hour

Built for H&E staining Special staining Frozen section staining High-throughput histology labs Factory-direct supply from China

01 / Lab Fit Check

Is This Automated Slide Stainer Right For Your Lab?

Before you request a quote, check whether the HT-BSHE-660 matches your staining volume, workflow, reagent plan, and service expectations.

Histology laboratory using an automated slide stainer for H&E staining

Match Before You Buy

Run these three checks against your daily histology workload before you send an inquiry.

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Where It Fits

A Good Fit For

Hospital pathology laboratories
Histology laboratories
Regional pathology centers
Independent diagnostic labs
Labs upgrading from manual staining
Distributor-led pathology projects
Why Choose It

Choose It When You Need

More consistent H&E staining
Higher daily slide throughput
Standardized staining protocols
Flexible special stain workflows
Reagent replacement reminders
Staining records for daily QC
Before You Ask

Check Before Quotation

Your daily slide volume
Routine H&E protocols
Special staining requirements
Preferred reagent plan
HIS / LIS connection needs
Installation and training plan
Still Deciding

Not Sure This Model Fits Your Workload?

Send us your daily slide volume, staining protocols, and required workflow, and we will help you evaluate the right HT-BSHE-660 configuration before you get a quote.

Send Workload Details
02 / Staining Pain Points

Common Slide Staining Challenges In Busy Labs

Manual and semi-automated staining works for small workloads, but daily variation gets harder to control as your slide volume rises, protocols get more complex, or reagent replacement is not tracked carefully.

Uneven H&E staining results across slide batches Technician manually handling stained slides in a histology lab Reagent bottles requiring replacement tracking High volume of slides awaiting staining Enclosed staining system improving lab air quality
Unstable H&E Results
01

Unstable H&E Results

Inconsistent staining depth, reagent aging, and manual timing differences leave you with uneven H&E results from batch to batch. The HT-BSHE-660 adjusts staining time based on reagent usage time and the number of stained slides, so your lab holds more stable routine staining performance.

02

Too Much Manual Dependence

When staining leans heavily on technician experience, small differences in timing, washing, or slide transfer chip away at repeatability. Automated program control and robotic slide transfer cut manual handling and support more standardized staining workflows.

03

Hard-To-Track Reagent Replacement

If reagent replacement is not managed clearly, staining quality can drift before anyone notices. The HT-BSHE-660 reminds your team to replace reagents by slide staining volume or reagent usage time, with replacement records ready for daily QC review.

04

Growing Slide Volume

Higher slide volume pushes on your turnaround time, especially when technicians run multiple protocols in the same day. The HT-BSHE-660 handles up to 660 slides/hour and runs up to 12 staining programs at once for high-throughput histology workflows.

05

Reagent Fumes And Work Environment

Staining reagents give off fumes during routine operation, especially when the workflow is not well enclosed. A closed structure with activated carbon filtration helps improve your laboratory working environment during daily staining.

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If any of these sound like your lab, send your daily slide volume, staining protocols, and reagent plan. We will tell you which HT-BSHE-660 configuration fits before you commit.

Sound Familiar

These Issues Slowing Down Your Staining?

If any of these are affecting your staining workflow, send us your daily slide volume and staining protocols. We will help you evaluate whether the HT-BSHE-660 suits your H&E, special stain, or frozen section workflow.

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03 / Product Overview

HT-BSHE-660 Automated Slide Stainer

The HT-BSHE-660 is an automated slide stainer built for routine H&E, special stain, and frozen section staining in histology and pathology labs. It helps your lab standardize staining steps, improve repeatability, manage reagent replacement, and cut repetitive manual handling.

Built For Routine And Flexible Workflows

One Controlled Platform For Every Staining Job

Whether you run routine H&E, special staining protocols, or frozen section staining, the HT-BSHE-660 gives you a controlled platform with programmable protocols, flexible reagent stations, automated slide transfer, washing stations, oven stations, and system records for daily QC review.

Key System Areas

  • Slide loading and unloading stations
  • Reagent stations
  • Washing stations
  • Special staining stations
  • Oven stations
  • Touchscreen control
  • Robotic slide transfer
  • Air purification module
  • Reagent replacement reminders
  • HIS / LIS connection support
HT-BSHE-660 automated slide stainer front view

HT-BSHE-660

Automated slide stainer

Reagent stations detail
Touchscreen control panel detail
Robotic slide transfer arm detail
Washing station detail
Oven station detail
Air purification module detail
What You Can Evaluate Next

Confirm The Product Scope, Then Go Deeper

Use this overview to lock in the product scope first. Then review staining consistency, throughput, reagent station design, QC records, workflow operation, H&E results, and full technical specifications in the sections below.

Staining Consistency High Throughput Reagent Station Design QC Records Technical Specifications
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04 / Consistent Staining

Keep H&E Staining Stable As Reagents Age

A good run is not enough. Your lab needs stable H&E results across daily workloads, different slide batches, and repeated staining programs. The HT-BSHE-660 controls the key variables that usually break consistency: reagent use, slide volume, staining time, and slide transfer accuracy.

Reagent bottles aging over repeated staining runs
01 / 03 · Reagent Use Control

Reagent Use Control

As reagents get used over time, staining depth drifts. The HT-BSHE-660 adjusts staining time by reagent usage time and stained slide volume, cutting the variation that reagent aging causes.

Controls: reagent usage time, stained slide count, staining depth drift.

Automated program controlling each staining step
02 / 03 · Timing Control

Timing Control

Small timing differences throw off hematoxylin and eosin performance. Automated program control runs each staining step to the selected protocol, so you stop leaning on manual timing.

Controls: per-step timing, protocol sequence, manual timing dependence.

Robotic transfer moving slide racks between stations
03 / 03 · Transfer Control

Transfer Control

Stable staining also depends on precise slide movement between stations. The robotic transfer system keeps slide transfer consistent, so each rack follows the programmed staining sequence more accurately.

Controls: slide transfer accuracy, station-to-station timing, rack sequence.

What You Get

Consistent Staining, Shift After Shift

More stable H&E contrast
Reduced batch-to-batch variation
Less manual timing difference
Easier routine QC review
Better confidence before microscopy
05 / High Throughput

Keep Slide Staining Moving During Peak Workloads

When your slide volume climbs, the pressure is not only about speed. You also need enough program capacity, flexible protocol control, and a smoother way to run routine H&E, special stain, and frozen section workflows in the same day.

Built For Busy Histology Labs

Process More Slides Without A Daily Bottleneck

The HT-BSHE-660 is built for busy histology laboratories that need to handle more slides without turning staining into a daily bottleneck. It supports high staining throughput, multiple programs running at once, and stored protocols for repeated daily use.

  • High throughput for growing routine workloads
  • Multiple programs running in parallel
  • Stored protocols for fast repeat use
660 Slides/Hr

High Staining Throughput

High staining throughput for laboratories with growing routine workloads.

12 Programs

Run In Parallel

Run multiple staining programs at the same time for flexible daily scheduling.

200 Protocols

Stored And Ready

Store routine and special staining programs for fast selection and repeat use.

50 Steps

Per Program

Build detailed staining programs for more complex protocol requirements.

Throughput Fit Check

Not Sure If 660 Slides/Hour Fits Your Lab?

Send us your daily slide volume, number of staining protocols, peak workload time, and routine H&E schedule. We will check whether the HT-BSHE-660 matches your current workload and future capacity plan.

What To Tell Us

Daily slide volume Routine H&E workload Special stain protocols Frozen section needs Peak workload hours Current staining bottleneck

Quick Throughput Estimator

Enter your numbers to see instant coverage

Estimated Daily Capacity Used

30%

Machine capacity in your window

3,960 slides/day

Comfortable fit with plenty of headroom for future growth.

Estimate based on up to 660 slides/hour at full load. Real throughput depends on protocol, reagent steps, and staining mode. Send your details for an exact assessment.

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06 / Reagent Station Design

Configure Your Staining Workflow, Not Just The Machine

Different labs run different protocols. The HT-BSHE-660 gives you flexible reagent station options, so you can plan routine H&E, special staining, washing, bluing, and heating steps around your actual workflow.

Two Tank Modes For Different Staining Needs
Large-tank reagent stations configured for routine H&E staining Large-Tank Mode
17 Reagent Stations

Choose large-tank mode when you need higher routine staining capacity and stable reagent coverage for daily H&E workloads.

Key Specs

17 reagent stations
750 ml large tank
Suitable for routine H&E workload
Small-tank reagent stations configured for flexible special staining protocols Small-Tank Mode
34 Reagent Stations

Choose small-tank mode when you need more station flexibility, multiple protocols, or tighter control of reagent usage for special staining workflows.

Key Specs

34 reagent stations
260 ml small tank
Suitable for flexible protocol setup

Not sure which tank mode fits your protocols? Send your routine H&E and special stain requirements and we will recommend the station setup before quotation.

Around The Process

Built Around The Full Staining Process

Staining is more than reagents. The HT-BSHE-660 covers the supporting steps your protocols depend on, from washing and bluing to heating and special staining.

Washing, bluing, oven and special staining stations on the HT-BSHE-660

One Integrated Platform

Washing, bluing, heating, and special staining handled in a single controlled workflow.

Washing Control

4 Washing Stations

4 washing stations support washing steps across your routine H&E and special staining protocols.

Bluing Control

45°C Temperature Control

A bluing washing tank with 45°C temperature control supports stable bluing steps in your H&E staining.

Heating Steps

2 Oven Stations · 30–70°C

2 oven stations with an adjustable 30–70°C range cover the heating needs in your staining workflows.

Special Staining

2 Stations · 30–70°C

2 special staining stations with an adjustable 30–70°C range give you more flexible protocol planning.

Your Protocols

Does The Station Layout Fit Your Workflow?

If your lab runs its own staining protocols, share your H&E steps, special stain requirements, reagent volumes, and washing sequence. We will help you check whether the station layout fits your workflow before quotation.

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07 / Reagent QC Records

Make Reagent Use Easier To Track And Review

When staining quality shifts, your lab needs more than a guess. The HT-BSHE-660 tracks reagent use, replacement actions, program history, and alarm records, so your team has clearer information for daily QC review.

From Reagent Use To QC Review

01

Reagent Use

Track reagent usage by staining volume and usage time during routine operation.

02

Replacement Reminder

Get reminders when reagents need replacement based on your preset conditions.

03

Replacement Record

Keep reagent replacement records for easier review during daily lab management.

04

Program History

Review staining program history to check which protocols were used.

05

Alarm Record

Use alarm records to support troubleshooting and cut repeated uncertainty.

QC Review

What Your Team Can Review

Your team can pull the records that matter for daily QC in one place, from reagent history to system status and connectivity, without chasing information across the lab.

Lab team reviewing staining QC records on the HT-BSHE-660 control panel

Reagent Replacement History

See when reagents were replaced and by which condition.

Staining Program Records

Check which protocols ran and when across your workloads.

Alarm And Prompt Records

Trace alarms and prompts to speed up troubleshooting.

Startup Self-Check Status

Confirm the system passed its self-check before a run.

Remote Monitoring Support

Keep an eye on staining status without standing at the machine.

HIS / LIS Connection Support

Connect staining records into your lab information system.

Stay Ahead Of Variation

Catch Staining Issues Before They Grow

For labs running routine H&E, special stains, or higher daily slide volume, these records cut your dependence on memory, paper notes, and manual follow-up. Your team can check what happened before staining variation turns into a bigger workflow issue.

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08 / Simple Workflow

Easy Daily Operation For Routine Staining

Your lab does not need a complicated daily setup to run routine staining. The HT-BSHE-660 is built around a clear operator flow: check status, load slides, choose a saved program, and let the system finish automated staining.

Operator checking instrument and reagent status before staining
Step 01

Check Before You Start

Start the stainer and check instrument status, reagent status, and system prompts before loading slides. Your team confirms the system is ready for routine H&E, special stain, or frozen section staining.

Loading a slide rack into the loading station
Step 02

Load The Slide Rack

Place the slide rack into the loading station and prepare the selected workflow. Clear loading steps cut repeated manual handling and make daily operation easier for trained technicians.

Selecting a saved staining program on the touchscreen
Step 03

Select A Saved Program

Choose the staining program from the touchscreen. Saved protocols let your lab repeat routine staining steps more consistently, without resetting parameters every time.

System running automated staining while operator reviews status
Step 04

Run And Review

Once the program starts, the system runs automated slide transfer and staining to the selected protocol. Operators follow prompts, review status, and collect stained slides for microscopy or the next workflow.

Operator Confidence
Clear touchscreen operation Saved staining protocols Reduced manual timing work System prompts and alarms Easy slide rack loading Suitable for operator training
Operator Training

Set Up Your Team For Smooth Daily Operation

For new installations, operation training can cover startup checks, slide rack loading, program selection, reagent replacement, alarm handling, and routine maintenance, so your operators run routine staining with confidence from day one.

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09 / H&E Staining Results

Review H&E Staining Results Before You Decide

For pathology labs, staining performance is easier to judge from slide images than from specs alone. Review representative H&E results to check nuclear detail, eosin balance, tissue structure, and overall clarity.

H&E stained gastrointestinal tissue slide H&E Result

Gastrointestinal Tissue

Clear nuclear detail with balanced hematoxylin and eosin contrast.

What To Look For

Epithelial structure, nuclear staining clarity, and red-blue contrast balance.

H&E stained thyroid tissue slide H&E Result

Thyroid Tissue

Consistent hematoxylin staining with visible tissue architecture.

What To Look For

Staining uniformity, tissue outline, and routine H&E readability.

H&E stained cervical tissue slide H&E Result

Cervical Tissue

Clean differentiation with a layered eosin appearance.

What To Look For

Cytoplasmic staining, nuclear contrast, and tissue detail after routine H&E.

Slide images are representative examples. Send your tissue types and staining protocols and we can share more H&E results relevant to your workflow.

See It On Your Tissue

Check H&E Results Against Your Own Protocol

Staining performance varies by tissue type, fixation, section thickness, reagent protocol, and lab workflow. Before routine use, request sample staining images or share your protocol so we can evaluate it for your workflow.

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10 / Optional H&E Reagents

Choose The H&E Reagent Plan That Fits Your Lab

The HT-BSHE-660 is built for flexible workflow planning. You can keep your current reagent protocol, or add optional H&E reagents when you want a more complete equipment-and-reagent workflow.

Path 1

Use Your Current Reagents

If your lab already runs local or third-party H&E reagents, share your staining protocol for workflow evaluation. We recommend protocol validation before routine use to confirm staining performance, reagent compatibility, and station layout.

What We Help With

Existing H&E protocol review
Station layout evaluation
Reagent volume planning
Washing and bluing step check
Routine staining validation support
Path 2

Choose Optional H&E Kits

If you prefer a complete staining workflow, optional H&E reagent kits are available. The set supports routine staining consistency and helps simplify reagent planning during new equipment installation.

Kit Includes

Hematoxylin
Eosin
Enhancing solution
Differentiation solution
Bluing solution
Available On Request
SDS / MSDS COA English labels Reagent list Usage guidance
Validate First

Test Your Reagent Plan Before Routine Use

Staining performance varies by tissue type, fixation, section thickness, protocol settings, reagent condition, and daily workflow. Before routine use, we recommend testing your selected reagent plan with representative tissue samples.

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11 / Technical Specifications

Technical Specifications Of HT-BSHE-660

Review the key specifications to check staining capacity, program flexibility, reagent station layout, QC records, and system compatibility before you request a quote or prepare project documents.

Item Specification What To Check
Product Name Automated Slide Stainer For histology and pathology staining workflows
Model HT-BSHE-660 Main model for this product page
Application H&E staining, special staining, frozen section staining workflows Match with your routine staining requirements
Staining Throughput Up to 660 slides/hour Check against daily slide volume and peak workload
Simultaneous Programs Up to 12 staining programs Useful when several protocols run in the same day
Program Storage 200 programs Helps store routine and special staining protocols
Steps Per Program Up to 50 steps Supports more detailed staining workflows
Reagent Tank Capacity Large tank 750 ml / small tank 260 ml Choose based on reagent volume and protocol needs
Reagent Stations 17 stations (large-tank) / 34 stations (small-tank) Balance routine capacity and protocol flexibility
Washing Stations 4 Supports washing steps in H&E and special staining
Bluing Station 45°C water temperature control Supports the bluing step in H&E staining
Oven Stations 2, adjustable 30–70°C Supports heating steps in staining protocols
Special Staining Stations 2, adjustable 30–70°C Helps plan flexible special staining workflows
Loading / Unloading Stations 6, flexible configuration Supports slide rack handling during daily operation
Staining Mode Large-tank or small-tank mode Select according to workload and reagent plan
Reagent Management Replacement reminder by slide count or reagent usage time Helps manage reagent replacement more clearly
Transfer Method Robotic arm with corrosion-resistant steel wire transmission Supports automated slide transfer between stations
Temperature Accuracy ±1°C Helps maintain controlled heating conditions
Display 12.1-inch and 7-inch color touchscreen Supports daily operation and program selection
Air Purification Closed structure with activated carbon filtration Helps improve the staining work environment
Alarm Sound, light, and text alarm Helps operators identify abnormal prompts
Data Records Reagent replacement, program history, alarm records Supports daily QC review and troubleshooting
Language Chinese / English interface available Suitable for overseas installation and training
Remote Monitoring Cloud-based remote monitoring support Supports remote service response and issue checking
Self-Check Startup performance and reagent status self-check Helps confirm system status before operation
Power Failure Protection Program memory and restart continuation Helps protect workflow continuity after interruption
System Compatibility HIS/LIS connection support Check with your laboratory information system needs

Specifications are for reference and may be updated. Confirm the final configuration with us before quotation.

Before You Plan

Confirm Installation And Import Details

For installation and import planning, confirm the single-machine dimensions, net and gross weight, power requirements, packing size, water supply, drainage, ventilation, and installation space with us before final quotation.

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12 / Comparison Guide

What To Check Before Choosing A Slide Stainer

Don't pick a slide stainer on price or headline throughput alone. Before you choose a system, check whether it supports your staining quality, daily workload, reagent plan, operator training, and long-term service needs.

Check 01

Will Staining Stay Stable As Reagents Age?

Routine H&E can drift when reagents get used over time or slide volume climbs. Ask whether the system adjusts staining time by reagent usage time and stained slide volume.

Check 02

Can It Handle Your Peak Workload?

Daily average volume is not the only concern. Check whether the stainer handles busy hours, multiple racks, and several protocols without creating a bottleneck.

Check 03

Can Your Protocols Fit The Station Layout?

Different labs run different H&E, special stain, washing, bluing, and heating steps. Check whether the station design matches your workflow instead of forcing you to rebuild every protocol.

Check 04

Can Reagent Replacement Be Managed Clearly?

If reagent replacement depends only on memory or paper notes, quality can shift before anyone notices. Check whether the system reminds, records, and supports daily reagent review.

Check 05

Can Technicians Learn It Easily?

A strong spec is not enough if daily operation is hard. Check whether the touchscreen, saved programs, slide loading, alarms, and maintenance steps are easy to train and repeat.

Check 06

Can The Supplier Support You After Delivery?

For overseas projects, check whether product documents, installation guidance, operator training, spare parts, reagent planning, and service support are available before purchase.

Decide On Fit

Before You Compare Quotations, Compare Workflow Fit

Send us your daily slide volume, staining protocols, reagent plan, required documents, and installation conditions. We will help you check whether the HT-BSHE-660 fits your laboratory or distributor project.

13 / Factory Proof

Factory-Direct Supply From China

Work directly with a China automated slide stainer factory for product configuration, technical documents, application support, spare parts, consumables, and overseas service. From assembly and inspection to packing and training materials, our team backs your pathology equipment project with clearer communication and long-term supply planning.

Slide stainer assembly line at the factory
Reagent station module assembly
Touchscreen and control wiring station
Function testing bench for slide stainers
Quality inspection before packing
Packing and export crating area
Oven and heating station components
Air purification module assembly
Robotic transfer arm calibration
Spare parts and consumables storage
Labeling and documentation preparation
Warehouse with finished units ready for shipment
14 / Import Documents

Document Support For Tender And Import Planning

Before you place an order, your team may need product documents, packing information, reagent files, and available certificates for tender, import, or local registration. We help you prepare the required document package by target market and project stage.

Import and tender document package for medical equipment

One Document Package

Prepared to your target market and project stage, available on request.

Group 01

Product Files

Review core product information before technical evaluation, quotation, or tender preparation.

Product datasheet
User manual
Technical specifications
Installation guide
Tender specification support
Group 02

Shipping And Import Files

Prepare the basic documents for international shipping, customs review, and project communication.

Packing information
Packing list support
Commercial invoice support
Certificate of origin support
Warranty statement
Group 03

Reagent Documents

For projects with optional H&E reagents, supporting reagent documents are available on request.

Reagent list
SDS / MSDS
COA
English label support
Usage guidance
Group 04

Service And Support Files

Plan installation, training, spare parts, and after-sales support before equipment delivery.

Installation support information
Operator training materials
Spare parts list
Maintenance guidance
After-sales support information
Confirm Your Market

Match Documents To Your Target Market

Regulatory and import requirements vary by country or region, so confirm your target market before tender or import planning. Available certificates and regulatory documents can be provided on request. We do not recommend using unsupported approval claims without verified documents.

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15 / Overseas Support

Overseas Support For Installation And Daily Operation

From configuration review before quotation to training, spare parts, and remote support after delivery, we back your HT-BSHE-660 project across its full lifecycle.

Overseas installation and operator training support for the HT-BSHE-660
Before Quotation

Configuration Review

We review your daily slide volume, staining protocols, reagent preferences, lab layout, and installation conditions, so your proposed configuration matches your real workflow, not just a spec sheet.

After Delivery

Installation And Training

English installation guidance, operation materials, video support, and distributor engineer training cover startup checks, slide loading, program selection, reagent replacement, alarm handling, and maintenance.

Long-Term Use

Parts, Consumables And Remote Support

Spare parts, reagent kits, consumables, and service communication are planned around your project. Remote monitoring helps check equipment status and speed up response when issues come up.

16 / Distributor Support

Support For Medical Equipment Distributors

Developing pathology equipment projects in your local market? The HT-BSHE-660 comes with factory-direct supply, technical documents, training materials, application images, spare parts planning, and after-sales coordination.

We help you present the automated slide stainer more clearly to hospitals, labs, and tender teams, from product introduction and workflow evaluation to installation support and long-term consumable planning.

Distributor project team presenting the HT-BSHE-660 to a hospital laboratory
What You Get

Distributor Support Package

Product brochure
Technical datasheet
Tender specifications
H&E sample images
Application support materials
Installation guide
Operator training materials
Spare parts list
Reagent and consumable list
Quotation support
After-sales coordination

Building a distributor project? Tell us your market and we will put the package together for you.

18 / FAQs

FAQ About Automated Slide Stainers

Common questions on the HT-BSHE-660, from throughput and reagent stations to documents, certification, and distributor support.

01

Are you a China automated slide stainer factory?

Yes. We provide factory-direct automated slide stainer supply for histology labs, pathology labs, medical equipment distributors, and project teams. Datasheets, technical specifications, training materials, spare parts information, and available support documents come with your project requirements.

02

What is HT-BSHE-660 used for?

The HT-BSHE-660 is built for routine H&E, special staining, and frozen section staining in histology and pathology labs. It helps you standardize staining procedures, manage reagents, reduce manual timing differences, and support higher daily slide workloads.

03

What is the staining throughput?

Up to 660 slides per hour. Actual throughput varies with your staining protocols, program settings, reagent layout, slide loading, and daily workflow.

04

How many staining programs can it store?

Up to 200 staining programs, each with up to 50 steps. You can save routine H&E protocols, special staining workflows, and other common procedures for repeated use.

05

Can multiple programs run at the same time?

Yes. Up to 12 staining programs run simultaneously, so you can manage different protocols in the same working day without relying only on manual scheduling.

06

How does it improve H&E consistency?

It adjusts staining time by reagent usage time and the number of stained slides, cutting variation caused by reagent aging, workload changes, and manual timing differences during routine H&E.

07

What reagent station options are available?

17 reagent stations in large-tank mode (750 ml) or 34 in small-tank mode (260 ml). It also includes washing stations, oven stations, special staining stations, and bluing temperature control for flexible protocol planning.

08

Can it support special staining workflows?

Yes, through programmable staining steps, flexible reagent station configuration, oven stations, and special staining stations. Before routine use, we recommend reviewing your protocol to confirm station layout and workflow fit.

09

Can I use my own H&E reagents?

The reagent station layout is configurable. If you plan to use local or third-party reagents, we recommend protocol validation before routine use to confirm staining performance, reagent compatibility, washing steps, bluing conditions, and station layout.

10

Do you supply H&E staining reagents?

Yes. Optional H&E reagent kits are available, and can include hematoxylin, eosin, enhancing solution, differentiation solution, and bluing solution. SDS/MSDS, COA, reagent list, and English label support come on request.

11

Does it remind users to replace reagents?

Yes. It reminds users to replace reagents by slide staining volume or reagent usage time, so you manage reagent replacement more clearly during routine work.

12

What QC records are available?

Reagent replacement records, staining program history, and alarm records. These help your team review reagent use, staining workflow, and abnormal prompts during daily QC and troubleshooting.

13

Does it support HIS/LIS connection?

The software supports HIS/LIS connection. Share your laboratory information system requirements before project planning so the connection needs can be evaluated in advance.

14

Is the operation difficult for technicians?

It is built for clear daily operation through touchscreen control, saved programs, slide rack loading, system prompts, and alarms. Operator training covers startup checks, program selection, reagent replacement, alarm handling, and routine maintenance.

15

Can you provide H&E sample staining images?

Yes. Representative H&E sample images come on request. You can also share your tissue type, fixation condition, section thickness, and staining protocol for further evaluation.

16

What documents can you provide for overseas projects?

Available documents may include product datasheet, user manual, technical specifications, installation guide, packing information, warranty statement, spare parts list, available certificates, tender specification support, and reagent SDS/MSDS and COA. Availability varies by project and target market.

17

Can you support tender or import planning?

Yes. Product documents, technical specifications, packing information, and available regulatory support documents come prepared to your target market and project stage. Regulatory and import requirements vary by country, so confirm document needs before tender or import planning.

18

Do you have FDA, CE, or ISO certificates?

Available certificates and regulatory documents come on request. We recommend checking verified documents before using any approval or compliance claim for tender, registration, or import purposes.

19

Can it connect with a slide coverslipper?

Yes. The HT-BSHE-660 can connect with a slide coverslipper for an integrated staining and coverslipping workflow. This connection should be evaluated to your workflow and equipment configuration.

20

Do you support medical equipment distributors?

Yes. Distributor support can include product brochures, technical datasheets, tender specifications, H&E sample images, application materials, installation guidance, operator training materials, spare parts lists, reagent and consumable information, quotation support, and after-sales coordination.

19 / Get A Quote

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