News | Women's Health | November 19, 2015

Systems increase ease of use and productivity for cytology labs.

ThinPrep 5000

Hologic, Inc.  announced that gynecological samples can now be processed on the ThinPrep 5000 Processor and the ThinPrep 5000 with Autoloader System, providing labs with state-of-the-art automation and productivity for preparing cytology slides. 

"Our launch of these two new ThinPrep processors provides customers access to the next generation in cytology slide processing," said Tom West, Hologic's division president, diagnostic solutions.  "Each instrument provides significant improvements in customer convenience, and is an important addition to our portfolio of market-leading cytology products."

The ThinPrep 5000 Processor is a benchtop unit designed to address specific customer needs, including walkaway automation for up to 20 slides per run. It provides fully automated slide preparation, including automated capping and de-capping of ThinPrep vials, and chain of custody verification. In addition, slides are directly output into stainer-ready racks. 

The ThinPrep 5000 with Autoloader System is designed for walkaway flexibility in processing. The system provides continuous access to vials, consumables and processed slides for loading and unloading.  With a capacity of 160 samples in a single run, the ThinPrep 5000 with Autoloader System provides users up to eight hours of walkaway time.  It also provides laser slide etching of barcodes, which simplifies processing and helps ensure chain-of-custody.

The ThinPrep 5000 Processor and the ThinPrep 5000 with Autoloader System are both FDA approved for processing ThinPrep Pap tests, as well as Non-Gyn and UroCyte vials. 

For more information: www.hologic.com

 


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