New Features for Next Generation Signature EVO Slide and Cassette Printers

Signature EVO Slide and Cassette Printers will be shown at upcoming medical events.

WIESBADEN, GERMANY (11 September 2023) – The Signature Series of slide and cassette printers for efficient and reliable sample identification in pathology, cytology and histology laboratories is now available in its next generation EVO line.

A unique, patented slide separator sets the Signature EVO Slide Printer apart. The EVO SlideSeparator™ uses a simple yet ingenious mechanism - a puff of highly compressed air - to effectively separate slides. This system greatly enhances the integrity of slides, protecting them from factors such as static electricity and humidity - conditions that frequently make slides adhere to each other and potentially result in misfeeds or broken slides.

Similarly, the Signature EVO Cassette Printer comes with enhanced picking and dispensing capabilities. These enhancements set a new reliability standard for tissue cassette printing on an even more comprehensive range of brands and types of tissue cassettes.

Both printers offer black and colour printing - eliminating the need to stock multiple colours of slides and cassettes. They also feature a backlit LED screen and Ethernet connectivity, designed to enable distributed use across pathology, cytology, and medical research labs. This addition empowers labs to share printing resources efficiently, enhancing productivity and minimising downtime.

Signature EVO Slide Printer and Signature EVO Cassette Printer are available from DTM Medical or through authorised DTM Medical partners in Europe, Middle East and Africa.

The Signature EVO line will be presented at the 35th European Congress of Pathology in Dublin, Ireland. DTM Medical will support Primera Technology as manufacturer representative for EMEA at their stand F3-06b. Following this event DTM Medical will showcase both printers at the 44th Morphologie-Histologie-Tage in Dresden, Germany – a congress focussing on new developments in the field of morphology and histology.