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Sysmex Epredia Pannoramic Confocal Digital Scanner 20x/40x with 7 Fluorescence Channels

€113,050excl. VAT

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Fluorescence, Live-Cell/Brightfield
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Imaging Modes
Fluorescence, Live-Cell/Brightfield
Detail
Objectives Included

Product description

Automated confocal whole-slide scanner for brightfield and fluorescence imaging at 20x and 40x magnification.

The Sysmex Epredia Pannoramic Confocal Digital Scanner is a fully automated whole-slide imaging system for digitizing histology and cytology slides. It combines confocal fluorescence imaging with brightfield scanning in a single platform for pathology, biomedical research, fluorescence analysis, and digital slide archiving.

  • Magnification: 20x and 40x
  • Fluorescence channels: CY5, TRITC, FITC, DAPI, GFP, AQUA, GOLD
  • Scanning modes: Confocal and brightfield
  • Output: Whole-Slide Image (WSI)
  • Serial number: PCONF19L1801
  • Origin: Made in Hungary

The scanner supports high-resolution whole-slide scans for efficient digital pathology workflows, remote slide review, telemedicine, cytology assessment, and fluorescence-based research. Its multichannel configuration is suitable for applications involving immunofluorescence, molecular pathology, cell imaging, and biotechnology research.

The listed system includes a dedicated tower PC workstation for scanner control and image analysis, along with a power cable and control software. The equipment is described as being in very good condition and ready for operation.

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Frequently asked questions

How long does laboratory equipment typically last?

With a service contract, ten to fifteen years is normal for most benchtop instruments. Detectors and pumps are the parts that wear first.

Can I get service for older equipment?

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What is the typical lead time for refurbished equipment?

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Last updated 19 October 2026