Aperio Digital Scanners – Aperio GT 180 Scanner

The Aperio GT 180 scanner delivers the proven image quality and speed of trusted Aperio scanners in a design that works for your lab.

For many researchers, the shift to digital pathology still feels like a daunting task. Teams are navigating increasing pressure to do more with less, all while balancing tight timelines and growing expectations around collaboration and consistency. Modern labs need a digital pathology slide scanner that’s compact, cost-effective, and capable of delivering high-quality results without expert-level training.

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Key Features and Benefits of the Aperio GT 180 Scanner

Compact, Integrated Design – Built-in touchscreen; no external PC or monitor required.
Easy-to-use – limited training required
Mid-Capacity Loading – Scans up to 180 slides with continuous rack access.
Proven Optical Quality – Leica optics deliver sharp, high-quality whole slide images.
Fast Scanning – Scans a 15mm x 15mm area in 32 seconds at 40x.
AI Quality Control* – Aperio iQC Software detects and flags image issues.
Manual Scan & Extended Focus* – Optional tools for image clarity and fine adjustments.
DICOM & Z-Stack Support* – Optional 20x/40x scanning and multi-layer viewing.
Workflow Integration – Compatible with .svs/DICOM formats and 1D/2D barcodes.

For Research Use Only. Not for Use in Diagnostic Procedures.
*Optional Features

Throughput (Slides/hour)	Very high 70–89
Capacity (Slides)	High 100–249
Supported Slide Size(s)	Standard 1×3 in
Scanning QC	Optional Aperio iQC DX Software
Scanning Modes	Brightfield
Z-Stack Capability	Yes (Basic)
Scanning Magnifications	20x, 40x