Primera Technology Presents Signature Slide and Cassette Printers

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Pharmaceutical Technology's In the Lab eNewsletter

In the Lab eNewsletterPharmaceutical Technology's In the Lab eNewsletter-05-06-2020
Volume 15
Issue 5
Pages: 28-29

The new printers contain integrated PTLab software and can print directly onto slides and cassettes, eliminating handwritten mistakes and expensive labels.

Primera Technology presents its Signature Slide and Cassette Printers with integrated PTLab software, which can significantly increase lab efficiency while helping to reduce the risk of specimen misidentification.

Labs can use the printers to print directly onto slides and cassettes, eliminating handwriting mistakes or expensive and difficult-to-apply labels. The printer can handle text, graphics, and logos, along with linear and 2D bar codes, making workflow more efficient while increasing patient safety, according to Primera Technology.

Features and benefits include:

  • On-demand, black, or color printing

  • Prints directly on slides and cassettes-eliminates handwriting or difficult-to-apply labels

  • Chemical-resistant ink-ensures reliable identification of slides or cassettes

  • PTLab Software-included software ensures that the exact information required gets printed each time; optional Pro version allows configurable input/output data streams to laboratory information systems

  • Small footprint-slide printer and manual cassette printer are well fit for the workstation space

  • Reduced inventory and purchasing activity-inventory of multiple slide colors and cassettes can be eliminated because printer can print in colors

  • Thermal-transfer printing at 300 dpi for sharp resolution

  • On-demand or batch mode printing

Source: Primera Technology

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