China Automated Tissue Processor Factory

The HT-AP-300 is single retort, up to 300 cassettes per batch. The HT-AP-600 is dual retort, up to 600.

Do not pick on maximum capacity alone. Compare daily cassette volume, batch frequency, processing schedule and where the workload will be in two years. Send us those numbers and we review the fit before quoting.

Yes. Both models support program management for dehydration, clearing and paraffin infiltration. The available settings and adjustment ranges depend on the model.

Send your current protocol or the tender specification before ordering. We compare it against the available program configuration and tell you which points need confirming, rather than letting you find out after delivery.

Reagent management helps operators track use and plan replacement across repeated processing cycles, so reagents are not changed on guesswork.

When comparing models, confirm how reagent status is displayed, how replacement is recorded and which settings can be adjusted. The full details come with the technical documents.

Confirm equipment dimensions, installation access, placement clearance, local power supply and grounding before delivery. The lab should also review ventilation and chemical handling for routine processing.

We send the installation requirements and startup information in advance so the site is ready before the crate arrives, not after.

Yes, but electrical requirements must be confirmed before production. Send your local voltage, frequency and plug or connection requirements when you request the quotation.

The final electrical configuration is stated in the quotation, technical specification and order confirmation. Never place an order based only on a standard brochure.

The equipment includes power interruption protection, which covers the cycle in progress and reduces the uncertainty around an unfinished batch.

Confirm the exact protection and recovery procedure for your model: how the current stage is recorded, what the operator checks when power returns, and whether manual confirmation is needed before continuing.

Datasheets, technical specifications, user manuals, installation requirements, packing information, product images, testing materials, factory documents and certificates.

For a tender, send the specification and the submission deadline as early as you can. That gives us time to review the requirements, prepare the documents and flag deviations before you submit, not the night before.

Lead time depends on model, electrical configuration, quantity, accessories, spare parts and document requirements. A confirmed schedule only comes after the configuration and commercial terms are settled.

If your project has a fixed deadline, put the required delivery date in your first message. We check production and shipping feasibility before quoting instead of promising a date we cannot hold.

Warranty period, coverage and claim procedure are stated in the formal quotation or sales contract.

Before ordering, confirm which components are covered, which wear and consumable parts are excluded, what evidence a claim needs and how replacement parts are supplied. Recommended spare parts can ship with the machine so your local service is not waiting on a courier.

Model selection support, distributor pricing, technical documents, tender materials, product images, training materials and recommended spare parts for your market.

Send your country, company profile, target product line and current project opportunities. Cooperation terms follow from your actual market plan. Exclusivity, territory protection and project protection are confirmed separately in writing.