A platform that allows a series of tasks to be carried out smoothly with a pillar-less structure.
Our company offers a "Formalin Countermeasure Platform" that allows for the entire process from photographing organ specimens to dissection, formalin dispensing, cleaning, and waste liquid collection to be conducted within a draft environment. Organ photography can be confirmed on a monitor without looking through a viewfinder. Each unit features a pillar-less structure, making it easy to perform a series of tasks. Additionally, commercially available formalin can be placed directly, allowing fixation work to be carried out within an exhaust hood. 【Features】 ■ Adopts a pillar-less structure for smooth workflow ■ Allows for photo capture and zooming using mouse operations ■ High safety work possible by connecting to a waste formalin tank ■ Cleaning and drainage can be performed after photography ■ Utilizes reliable photographic equipment from specialized manufacturers (optional) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■ Environmental protection organ imaging device ■ Local exhaust type cleaning cutting table ■ Fixed liquid dispensing, waste liquid recovery, and flowing water washing cabinet *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is a specialized firm established to assist those in pathology, anatomy, and forensic science, contributing to the advancement of medical and scientific technology through pathology and anatomy-related equipment and facilities. We have a wide range of experienced personnel, including sales and technical staff, design and construction engineers, and individuals with experience in pathology testing and anatomy. If you are considering the introduction of new equipment or are facing challenges with equipment layout or facility planning, please do not hesitate to consult with us.