TissueFAXS PLUS

 

 

TissueFAXS PLUS

Upright Brightfield and Fluorescence System from TissueGnostics
A flexible upright scanning system, focussed on automation in scanning brightfield and immunofluorescence slides, cytospins, smears, and TMAs.

Throughput (Slides/hour)

Very low <10

Capacity (Slides)

Very low 1–9

Supported Slide Size(s)

Standard 1×3 in, Double Wide 2×3 in

Scanning Modes

Brightfield, Fluorescence

Z-Stack Capability

Yes (Basic)

Scanning Magnifications

100x, 10x, 2.5x, 20x, 40x, 5x

1 review for TissueFAXS PLUS

  1. Anonymous User

    Anonymous User

    The addition of the TissueFAXS INVERTED PLUS to our core facilities’ repertoire has made a world of difference to the ease of data collection and processing. The acquisition software is remarkably well-designed, offering extreme flexibility without compromising on the robustness and ease of use for the whole system.  This is extremely useful in our facility as we cater for a multidisciplinary research environment where we can easily change the imaging strategy to the nature of the samples and the needs of the scientist. The Strataquest/Histoquest/Tissuequest analysis packages have relieved us from the burden of writing customised analysis scripts and they turn out to be an extremely powerful and flexible analysis suite.

    The customer service we receive from TissueGnositcs is by far the best from any company out there. All enquiries are quickly dealt with in a personal and professional manner with final customer satisfaction in mind. If there is any negative to be mentioned it would be that the system is so popular, we will have to buy more systems soon.

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