China Staining and Coverslipping System Factory
Factory-direct modular workstation that pairs automated slide staining with high-throughput film coverslipping, so your histology line keeps moving instead of stopping at the bench.
HT-BSHE-660 and HT-FilmC-1000 connect for automatic transfer from staining to film coverslipping, or ship separately when your project, tender, or product portfolio calls for one unit at a time.
Send your slide volume, staining protocol, and target market. You get a quote within 24 hours.
Modular Configuration
Film Coverslipping
Tender Support
Technical Training
Spare Parts
Consumable Supply
Explore This Workstation
Jump straight to what you need. Technical buyers usually start with the modules and throughput; distributors and tender teams usually start with configuration, documentation, and support.
Workstation Overview
02Distributor Project Fit
03Continuous Workflow
04Configuration Options
05Why Connect Both
06Staining Module
07Coverslipping Module
08System Throughput
09Finished Slide Results
10Coverslipping Film
11Reagents & Consumables
12Technical Configuration
13Factory Testing
14Tender & Import Support
15Distributor Support
16FAQs
Two Modules. One Continuous Workflow.
HT-BSHE-660 and HT-FilmC-1000 form a modular automated staining and film coverslipping workstation. Connect them and your stained slide racks move straight into coverslipping, so nobody is carrying racks between two critical stages while the next batch waits.
Automated Slide Stainer
Runs programmable H&E, special stain, and frozen section workflows so your lab is not rebuilding a protocol every time the case mix changes.
Automatic Rack Transfer
When the selected staining program finishes, slide racks pass directly into the connected film coverslipper. No routine manual movement between the two units, and no queue of finished racks sitting on the bench waiting for someone to be free.
Automatic Film Coverslipper
Completes high-throughput film coverslipping and holds finished racks in the output store, ready for collection, microscopic review, or scanning.
Tell us whether you need the two modules connected or supplied separately, and we quote the matching configuration within 24 hours.
Which Configuration Fits Your Project?
You do not have to sell the full workstation to open this line. Take the connected system into a tender, supply either module on its own, or start with coverslipping film and build recurring orders from labs that already own a compatible machine.
Tell us which of the four paths your current project looks like, and we come back with the matching configuration, price, and document list within 24 hours.
Support For Local Market Development
For qualified distributor projects we work through configuration, project pricing, tender support, technical materials, engineer training, spare-parts packages, and consumable stock planning with you, matched to the market you actually cover and the service you can actually deliver.
Send your target market, project type, expected order scope, the equipment already in the lab, and the documents you need. We help you settle on the right product and support package before you put a quotation or a tender submission together.
From Prep To Finished Coverslipping
Connect HT-BSHE-660 with HT-FilmC-1000 and one rack runs the whole way through: preparation, staining, post-staining, then film coverslipping. Your team loads at the start and collects at the end instead of standing between two machines.
Load once, collect finished slides
The rack you load into the stainer is the rack you pick up coverslipped. Nothing in between needs a person waiting for a program to end.
Prepare Slides
Slide baking, deparaffinization, and hydration can all sit inside the same program, so the run starts where your protocol says it starts.
Run The Protocol
HT-BSHE-660 works through the programmed H&E, special stain, or frozen section steps across your configured reagent, washing, bluing, and heating stations.
Post-Staining Steps
Washing, dehydration, and clearing follow the same protocol, so slides reach coverslipping in the condition the film needs.
Automatic Transfer
When staining ends, the rack moves straight into the connected HT-FilmC-1000. No one carries it, and no rack sits drying on the bench.
Coverslip And Unload
Film is applied automatically and finished racks are held in the unloading area, ready for collection, microscopic review, or scanning.
Both modules can also run separately if your project only needs one stage. The workflow above describes the connected configuration.
What You Save By Connecting Both
The gain is not only speed. It is one less place where a rack can sit waiting for someone to be free.
The exact workflow depends on your staining protocol, reagent configuration, and what the project asks for. If a connected workstation is not required, both units run perfectly well on their own.
Send your protocol and daily slide volume. You get the video and a matching quote within 24 hours.
Compare The Three Configurations
Take the complete connected workstation or a single module, depending on what the lab already runs, what the tender covers, and whether you expect to expand the line later.
| Configuration | Option 01 Connected Workstation Complete Workflow | Option 02 Stainer Only | Option 03 Coverslipper Only |
|---|---|---|---|
| Equipment | HT-BSHE-660 + HT-FilmC-1000 | HT-BSHE-660 | HT-FilmC-1000 |
| Best for | New lab builds, full workflow upgrades, and tenders that ask for staining and coverslipping together. | Labs whose coverslipping already works, but staining is where the day backs up. | Labs keeping their staining line and fixing slide finishing only. |
| Main workflow | Automated staining, then automatic film coverslipping. | H&E, special stain, and frozen section staining. | Film coverslipping after your existing staining process. |
| Rack transfer | Automatic from staining into coverslipping. | Standalone loading and unloading. | Racks come in from the existing staining workflow. |
| What you gain | One coordinated run with the manual handoff removed. | Steadier staining, more capacity, tighter reagent management. | More finished slides per shift and far less bench coverslipping. |
| Consumables | H&E reagents, coverslipping film, maintenance parts. | H&E reagents and staining consumables. | Coverslipping film and maintenance parts. |
| Project support | Combined layout, tender specification, installation plan, joint training. | Protocol review, reagent planning, technical documents, operator training. | Compatibility review, film planning, finished-slide samples, operator training. |
| Future expansion | Already complete | Connection can be evaluated later, confirm before ordering. | Connection can be evaluated later, confirm before ordering. |
| Check before ordering | Bench space, utilities, workflow, documents, local service plan. | Current coverslipping process, protocols, daily workload, installation conditions. | Existing stainer model, rack type, workflow handoff, installation layout. |
Connected Workstation
Complete Workflow- Equipment
- HT-BSHE-660 + HT-FilmC-1000
- Best for
- New lab builds, full workflow upgrades, and tenders that ask for staining and coverslipping together.
- Main workflow
- Automated staining, then automatic film coverslipping.
- Rack transfer
- Automatic from staining into coverslipping.
- What you gain
- One coordinated run with the manual handoff removed.
- Consumables
- H&E reagents, coverslipping film, maintenance parts.
- Project support
- Combined layout, tender specification, installation plan, joint training.
- Future expansion
- Already complete.
- Check before ordering
- Bench space, utilities, workflow, documents, local service plan.
Stainer Only
- Equipment
- HT-BSHE-660
- Best for
- Labs whose coverslipping already works, but staining is where the day backs up.
- Main workflow
- H&E, special stain, and frozen section staining.
- Rack transfer
- Standalone loading and unloading.
- What you gain
- Steadier staining, more capacity, tighter reagent management.
- Consumables
- H&E reagents and staining consumables.
- Project support
- Protocol review, reagent planning, technical documents, operator training.
- Future expansion
- Connection can be evaluated later, confirm before ordering.
- Check before ordering
- Current coverslipping process, protocols, daily workload, installation conditions.
Coverslipper Only
- Equipment
- HT-FilmC-1000
- Best for
- Labs keeping their staining line and fixing slide finishing only.
- Main workflow
- Film coverslipping after your existing staining process.
- Rack transfer
- Racks come in from the existing staining workflow.
- What you gain
- More finished slides per shift and far less bench coverslipping.
- Consumables
- Coverslipping film and maintenance parts.
- Project support
- Compatibility review, film planning, finished-slide samples, operator training.
- Future expansion
- Connection can be evaluated later, confirm before ordering.
- Check before ordering
- Existing stainer model, rack type, workflow handoff, installation layout.
Before You Start With One Module
Buying one unit now does not guarantee you can connect the second one later. If a connected workstation might follow, get these reviewed before the first order rather than after the lab has already installed.
Review before the first order
Send us the module you plan to buy first and the expansion you have in mind. We tell you plainly whether the two can be connected later, and what to lock in now so that stays possible.
You get a written answer within 24 hours, before you commit to the first unit.
Close The Gap Between Both Stages
Connect HT-BSHE-660 with HT-FilmC-1000 and finished racks move straight into film coverslipping. Nothing sits on the bench waiting for a technician to be free between two standalone units.
This is where most labs lose time. Connected, it is the one stage nobody has to stand and wait for.
Fewer Manual Handoffs
Cut the repetitive rack carrying between staining and coverslipping, which is exactly the movement that piles up on your busiest days.
Smoother Handover
Stained slides go into film coverslipping directly, so there is no dead waiting stage sitting between the two processes.
Lower Bottleneck Risk
Coverslipping at up to 1000 slides per hour keeps ahead of the staining module, so finished racks do not accumulate behind it.
One Coordinated Project
Layout, installation, training, technical documents, spare parts, staining reagents, and coverslipping film all quoted and planned as a single project instead of two.
Send your daily slide volume and current bench layout. We confirm whether connecting both modules is worth it for this specific lab, within 24 hours.
Stable Staining Before Coverslipping
A coverslipper cannot rescue an unstable stain. HT-BSHE-660 controls the staining stage before slides reach HT-FilmC-1000, so what comes out at the end of the line is consistent from H&E through to the finished film.
Module 01
HT-BSHE-660
Automated Slide Stainer
Programmable H&E, special stain, and frozen section workflows, run across flexible reagent stations with automated rack movement, washing and heating stations, and reagent replacement reminders. The timing differences that creep in when three technicians run the same protocol by hand stop showing up in your slides.
660
Slides Per Hour
Staining capacity built for high-volume routine workloads.
12
Parallel Programs
Different protocols running inside the same daily schedule.
200
Stored Programs
Routine and special protocols saved once and reused.
17 / 34
Reagent Stations
Large-tank or small-tank mode, chosen to match your protocol.
Run It Connected Or Standalone
Inside the connected workstation, HT-BSHE-660 hands stained racks straight to the film coverslipper. On its own it is still a complete slide stainer, so a project that does not need the full workstation is not forced into one.
Inside The Workstation
Stained racks pass automatically into HT-FilmC-1000. One load point, one collection point, no bench handoff.
On Its Own
A full H&E, special stain, and frozen section stainer for labs whose coverslipping process already works.
Send your protocol list and daily slide volume. We come back with the datasheet formatted for your deviation table, plus pricing for whichever configuration fits.
Quote and documents back within 24 hours.
Finish Slides Without Slowing Down
Once staining ends, HT-FilmC-1000 applies coverslipping film automatically and holds finished slides ready for collection, microscopic review, storage, or whatever comes next in your lab.
Module 02
HT-FilmC-1000
Automatic Film Coverslipper
This module exists to stop slide finishing becoming the slowest part of the day. Film coverslipping takes liquid mounting medium and loose glass coverslips out of the routine, which makes the post-staining bench cleaner and far easier to standardize across shifts.
Faster Finished Slides
Up to 1000 slides per hour keeps ahead of the staining module, so racks do not queue up behind it waiting to be finished.
Cleaner Slide Finishing
No manual glue dispensing, which means no glue overflow, no glass fragments, and no one spending the end of the shift cleaning up around finished slides.
Ready For Collection
The unloading area holds up to 12 racks, 240 slides, so your operator collects when it suits the workflow rather than the machine.
1000
Slides Per Hour
Automatic film coverslipping throughput at full run.
240
Finished Slides
Maximum unloading storage, 12 racks held and ready.
Connected, Standalone, Or Film Only
Connect it to HT-BSHE-660 and stained racks enter coverslipping on their own. Keep your existing staining line and it works as a standalone coverslipper. Or start with the film alone and build the account from there.
Two Ways To Run It
Connected to HT-BSHE-660, racks transfer in automatically. Standalone, it finishes slides from the staining workflow the lab already has.
Film Supply
Coverslipping film, usage guidance, stock planning, and the supporting documents, for equipment projects and recurring distributor orders alike.
Ask for finished slide images before you quote anything. Judge the edges, the film seal, and the scanning surface for yourself, then decide whether it holds up for your customer.
Images and a matching quote back within 24 hours.
Throughput Across The Full Line
Staining and coverslipping do not run at the same speed. Plan the project by looking at each module on its own, then work out finished-slide output from the protocol you actually run and how you schedule racks through the day.
660
Slides Per Hour Staining
Real staining time follows the program you select. Reagent steps, washing, heating, dehydration, and clearing all move the number, so an H&E batch and a special stain batch will not finish at the same rate.
Auto transfer
1000
Slides Per Hour Coverslipping
The second module is deliberately faster than the first. That headroom is what stops coverslipping turning into the next place your racks pile up.
Completed racks move from staining into the connected coverslipper without routine manual transfer, so the two figures above sit in one continuous run rather than two separate ones.
Rated speed is a ceiling, not a promise. What the lab gets per shift depends on the protocol mix behind it.
What Sets Your Real Output
Do not sell this workstation as a fixed 1000-slide-per-hour system. Final output comes down to the staining protocol, rack scheduling, reagent configuration, how slides are loaded, and the conditions the lab actually runs in. Quoting the ceiling is how a project turns into a complaint later.
Plan around these six
Send your daily slide volume and the staining protocols in use. We work out whether this capacity fits the current workload and where it starts to strain if the lab grows.
See The Finished Slides Yourself
Judge H&E balance, tissue detail, film flatness, slide-edge cleanliness, and microscopic clarity from real output. Across different tissue types, whole-slide views, film close-ups, edges, and microscope fields, so you know exactly what your customer receives before you confirm the project.
Tell us the tissue types and stains your customer runs. We send matching finished slide images at full resolution, not a marketing crop.
Plan The Film Supply Alongside
Film decides two things your customer will notice: what the finished slide looks like, and what the workstation costs to run every month. Alongside HT-FilmC-1000 we support film evaluation, sample testing, recurring supply planning, and distributor stock preparation.
Consumable
Clean, Clear Finished Slides
The polyester-based film gives high light transmission and anti-reflection performance, so the microscopic view stays clear. It also removes glass coverslip handling and manual glue dispensing, which is where glue overflow, glass fragments, and drying delays come from.
Confirm Before You Order
Machine model, film dimensions, feeding method, cutting requirements, and operating parameters all need checking first. For replacement use on selected Sakura film coverslippers, confirm the exact model and run a sample test before you commit to routine orders.
Stock It, Keep The Account
Film is what brings the lab back to you every month, long after the machine is installed. Plan consumption against slide volume, agree packaging and storage conditions, and hold enough stock that your customer never has to look elsewhere mid-run.
Film specification, sample testing, and supporting documents can be prepared for equipment projects and standalone consumable orders alike.
Get Ready For The Reorder
The machine sells once. The film sells every month. Settle packaging, order quantity, storage conditions, shelf life, English labels, documents, and reorder timing before the first shipment, so a late consumable never leaves your customer with a machine they cannot run.
Confirm in advance
Two Ways To Sell It
Supply film with the workstation, or run it as a standalone consumable line into labs already using compatible film coverslippers. The second route opens accounts without needing a machine budget on the table.
Send the machine model your customer runs and the monthly slide volume. We confirm compatibility, send samples for testing, and put together a stock plan that keeps the line running.
Compatibility answer and sample arrangement within 24 hours.
Keep Reagents And Film In Supply
Plan the opening consumables and the reorder cycle at the same time as the equipment. A workstation that stops two weeks after installation because the film ran out is a service problem you inherit, not the factory.
For HT-BSHE-660
Ready-To-Use H&E Sets
Optional ready-to-use H&E reagent sets are available for HT-BSHE-660. If the lab already has a local or third-party supply it prefers, send us the protocol and we evaluate whether it runs cleanly on the machine.
Optional ready-to-use sets, or your own reagents
Protocol review before the first order
For HT-FilmC-1000
The Recurring Line
Film for HT-FilmC-1000, with sample testing, packaging information, and recurring supply support built for distributor projects. This is the item your customer orders again every month.
Sample testing before routine supply
Packaging and stock planning for repeat orders
Send Two Numbers
Your expected slide volume and the local stock cycle. That is enough for us to work out the rest.
Initial quantity
What ships with the machine so the lab starts running immediately.
Safety stock
What you hold locally to cover shipping and customs time.
Reorder point
When to place the next order so the line never goes idle.
Send the expected slide volume and your local stock cycle. We come back with opening quantity, safety stock, and a reorder schedule you can hand straight to your customer.
Configuration For Project Planning
Everything you need before writing a quotation, drawing a bench layout, or filling in a tender deviation table. Final installation and utility requirements get confirmed against the configuration you select and the destination market.
01
System And Workflow
- System composition
- HT-BSHE-660 automated slide stainer + HT-FilmC-1000 automatic film coverslipper
- Main workflow
- H&E staining, special staining, frozen section staining, and automatic film coverslipping
- Rack transfer
- Automatic transfer from staining into film coverslipping
- System connection
- HIS/LIS connection and remote monitoring support
02
Throughput And Capacity
- Staining throughput
- Up to 660 slides per hour
- Coverslipping throughput
- Up to 1000 slides per hour
- Unloading capacity
- Up to 12 racks, 240 finished slides
03
Programs And Reagents
- Staining programs
- Up to 12 programs running at the same time
- Program storage
- 200 programs, up to 50 steps per program
- Reagent configuration
- 17 large-tank stations, or 34 small-tank stations
- Reagent tank capacity
- 750 ml large tank, 260 ml small tank
- Supporting stations
- 4 washing stations, 2 oven stations, 2 special staining stations
04
Control And Records
- Control and records
- Touchscreen control, reagent records, program history, alarms, self-check, and power-failure memory
05
Power, Size And Weight
- Maximum power
- 2000 W, subject to final configuration confirmation
- Brochure dimensions
- 197 × 73 × 75 cm, subject to confirmation
- Brochure weight
- 240 kg, subject to confirmation
Confirm Before Final Quotation
These decide the final price and whether the machine can actually get through the door on installation day.
Voltage and frequency
Installation space
Doorway and access route
Water supply and drainage
Ventilation
Packing size and gross weight
Whether it installs as a connected workstation or as standalone units
Send the room dimensions and utility details. We return an installation layout drawing and the full system datasheet, formatted for your tender submission.
Verify The Workflow Before Shipment
Every connected workstation is run through startup and self-check, staining program operation, automatic rack transfer, film coverslipping, alarm response, and finished-slide review. Ask for the test photos, videos, and records and confirm the configuration yourself before anything leaves the factory.
01
Startup & Self-Check
02
Staining Program Run
03
Rack Transfer Test
04
Film Coverslipping Check
05
Alarm & Protection Check
06
Finished Slide Inspection
Ask for the test records tied to your own order. Photos, video of the transfer running, and the finished slides from that specific machine, not a generic file.
Prepare Documents Before You Submit
Send your target market and the tender requirements before we finalize the quotation. We tell you which product, installation, consumable, and shipping documents exist today, and which ones still need confirming before you submit or plan the import.
Tender Preparation
Technical specifications, configuration details, product datasheets, available certificates, and supporting materials assembled against the actual tender scope, not a generic brochure pack.
Import Review
Check local requirements for the equipment, H&E reagents, and coverslipping film separately. Regulatory status and required documents shift by country, and reagents often carry rules the machine does not.
Pre-Shipment Check
Manuals, installation requirements, packing information, warranty documents, spare-parts lists, and consumable files confirmed while the machine is still in the factory, not after it lands.
Available On Request
- System and module datasheets Available
- Technical and tender specifications Available
- User and installation manuals Available
- Packing and shipping information Available
- Warranty and spare-parts lists Available
- Available certificates By market
- Reagent SDS/MSDS and COA By product
- Coverslipping film information Available
Tell us the destination market and we confirm exactly which of these apply to your configuration.
Use only verified, currently valid documents for registration, tender, or any compliance claim. Which documents are available depends on the products selected and the destination market, and we confirm that in writing rather than by assumption.
Get The List Before The Deadline
Send the tender scope and destination market. We confirm which documents exist for your exact configuration, and flag the ones that need arranging, while there is still time to arrange them.
Send us these four
Destination Market
Requirements shift by country, and reagents often carry rules the machine does not.
Tender Scope
What the submission actually asks for, so we prepare against it rather than guess.
Configuration
Connected workstation or standalone units, plus any consumables in the same order.
Submission Date
Tell us the deadline and we work backwards from it instead of toward it.
You get the document list confirmed against your configuration within 24 hours, with each item marked as available, market-dependent, or needing arrangement. No vague promises you have to defend in front of a committee.
Confirmed list back within 24 hours.
Support For Local Distributor Growth
We work with pathology equipment importers and distributors on three fronts: complete workstation projects, standalone equipment sales, and recurring consumable supply. What you get depends on your market, volume, and the service you can deliver locally.
Winning The Project
For hospital tenders we write the technical specification with you, prepare the documents, review the workflow, plan the installation, and answer the technical questions the committee sends back. You do not chase us for a reply while the deadline runs down.
Standing Behind It
Training materials and remote support so your own engineers handle installation, operation, and first-line troubleshooting. A fault on a Friday afternoon should not need a flight from China to resolve.
Earning After Delivery
Spare parts, H&E reagents, coverslipping film, and reorder timing planned around your local stock. That is how an installed machine keeps paying, instead of the deal ending the day it ships.
Your engineers trained on the machine, so the lab calls you first and the answer comes the same day.
Tell us the market you cover, the projects in your pipeline, and what your service team can handle. We come back with a cooperation plan that matches, within 24 hours.
Questions Buyers Ask First
The points that come up before a project is confirmed: what the workstation actually is, what it can and cannot promise, and what needs checking before you order.
01
Is this one machine or two connected modules?
Two specialized modules: the HT-BSHE-660 automated slide stainer and the HT-FilmC-1000 automatic film coverslipper. Connected, they run as one continuous workflow. They are not a single cabinet doing both jobs internally, and it is worth saying so plainly in a tender.
02
Can the two modules be supplied separately?
Yes. Take the complete workstation, or either module alone depending on the lab setup and project scope. If you might add the second module later, get the rack type, transfer method, software configuration, utilities, and installation layout reviewed before the first order rather than after.
03
What processes can the connected workstation complete?
Depending on the protocol you program: slide baking, deparaffinization, hydration, H&E or special staining, washing, dehydration, clearing, automatic transfer, and film coverslipping. The exact sequence follows the staining workflow and reagent configuration you set up.
04
What is the real throughput of the workstation?
HT-BSHE-660 stains up to 660 slides per hour and HT-FilmC-1000 coverslips up to 1000. Do not describe the workstation as a fixed 1000-slide-per-hour system. Finished-slide output comes down to the staining protocol, rack schedule, reagent steps, slide loading, and operating conditions, so quoting the ceiling creates a complaint later.
05
How do slides move from staining to coverslipping?
Once the staining program ends, the rack transfers into the connected HT-FilmC-1000 for film coverslipping. That removes the routine manual handling between modules and stops stained racks sitting on the bench waiting for someone to be free.
06
Why film coverslipping instead of glass?
It removes glass coverslip handling and manual glue dispensing, which is where glue overflow, glass fragments, and long drying waits come from. Still judge the finished slides yourself on film flatness, bubbles, edge coverage, tissue visibility, and microscopic clarity before you commit.
07
Can the film be used on Sakura coverslippers?
It can be evaluated for selected Sakura film coverslipper models, but compatibility has to be confirmed by exact machine model and sample testing. Check film width, feeding method, cutting requirements, equipment settings, and the finished slides before routine supply. Do not assume it fits every Sakura model.
08
Can local or third-party H&E reagents be used?
The reagent station layout is configurable, so local or third-party reagents can be evaluated. Validate the complete protocol before routine operation: staining time, reagent volume, washing, differentiation, bluing, dehydration, clearing, and the final slide result all need reviewing together.
09
What installation conditions must be confirmed?
Before the final quotation: configuration, installation space, doorway access, voltage and frequency, water supply, drainage, ventilation, bench layout, and service access. Connected and standalone setups have different requirements, so the layout should be approved before shipment rather than debated on installation day.
10
What should be checked in pre-shipment testing?
System startup and self-check, staining program operation, rack movement, automatic transfer between modules, film feeding and cutting, coverslipping performance, alarm response, and finished-slide appearance. Ask for the photos, videos, and test records covering the agreed project scope before shipment.
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Send your slide volume, staining protocols, and project scope. You get a configuration recommendation and a real quote back within 24 hours, not a brochure.
Hi, I'm Derek.
Sales, Junteng Medical Technology
Replies within 24 hoursEvery message on this page comes straight to me. I have put these workstations into hospital projects and distributor portfolios, so tell me the workload, the tender, and what the lab already runs. I will tell you honestly whether we fit, including when we do not.
What I send back, free
- A configuration recommendation: connected workstation or one module
- A technical deviation table against your tender spec
- Datasheets, document list, and finished slide images
- Distributor pricing, film supply, and cooperation terms
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Shandong Junteng Medical Technology Co., Ltd.
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