Up to 4 Second Print
UV laser etches text, symbols, and barcodes onto slides in up to 4 seconds per slide, depending on print content and laser settings. No ribbon changes or warm-up delays.
Model UVP202001 · Slide UV Printer — Single Hopper
Slide Ultraviolet Printer — Single Hopper · UV Laser · Up to 4 Second Print
UV laser direct-on-glass · no ink · no ribbons · 10-inch touchscreen · text + barcodes + QR
- Etches text, symbols, and barcodes directly onto glass
- Up to 4 seconds per slide — no ink or ribbons
- Durable marking for long-term slide identification
Key Specifications
Model UVP202001
Configuration Single hopper
Print Speed Up to 4 seconds per slide
Connectivity Serial, LAN, remote print, stand-alone operation
Why Labs Evaluate UV Laser Slide Marking
Slide labels need to be evaluated against the lab's actual slide stock, staining workflow, scanner setup, and archive requirements. Ink, ribbon, adhesive, and handwritten workflows can all introduce durability, consumable, or legibility questions that should be tested before routine use.
UV laser printing marks information directly on the slide surface. The IFU describes the marking as resistant to corrosion, heat, and low temperature, and suitable for long-term storage. No ink cartridges or ribbons are required for routine printing. An external filter module may need periodic replacement — typically every 10,000–30,000 prints.
For histology, pathology, cytology, and research workflows, the UVP202001 supports stand-alone touchscreen operation, barcode scanner input, and networked remote print workflows — including synchronous printing from the UVP202002 tissue cassette printer over LAN.
- Designed for routine daily workflows
- Built around repeatability and ergonomics
- Positioned for budget-conscious scaling
- Workflow Fit
- Routine sample prep, assay setup, and bench-scale transfer tasks.
- User Priority
- Reduced fatigue across repetitive daily pipetting cycles.
- Buying Priority
- Reliable performance with quote-first budget clarity.
- Growth Path
- Start with core volume coverage and expand as demand grows.
Manufacturer overview
Watch Four E's demonstrate UV microscope slide printing — direct-on-glass laser marking, hopper loading, and bench workflow.
No Ink or Ribbons
Routine slide marking uses UV laser ablation rather than ink or ribbon printing. External filter maintenance may apply; recommended replacement every 10,000–30,000 prints.
Durable Slide Marking
UV laser ablation marks compatible microscope slides for clear, durable identification. The user manual describes corrosion-, heat-, and low-temperature-resistant marking suitable for long-term storage.
Stand-alone & Networked
Stand-alone touchscreen operation plus serial, LAN, remote print software, and TXT-folder monitoring for networked print workflows.
"Etched into the glass, not printed on it. Up to four seconds per slide. No ink or ribbons for routine printing." — The UVP202001 is built for durable, scannable slide identification in real histology workflows.
Key features
- ✓ UV laser direct-on-glass printing
- ✓ No ink or ribbons for routine printing
- ✓ Single-hopper slide loading
- ✓ Print speed up to 4 seconds per slide
- ✓ Slide size: 75–76 mm × 25–26 mm × 0.9–1.2 mm
- ✓ Input capacity: 100 slides
- ✓ Output capacity: 20 slides
- ✓ Print area: 23 mm × 18–30 mm adjustable
- ✓ Text, symbols, barcodes, QR codes
- ✓ 1D codes and QR codes
- ✓ 10-inch color touchscreen
- ✓ Configurable print templates
- ✓ Easy on-screen data entry
- ✓ Built-in barcode scanner
- ✓ Stand-alone operation capable
- ✓ Serial, LAN, and remote print support
- ✓ Synchronous printing from UVP202002 over LAN
- ✓ External filter module with replaceable filter
- ✓ Fast, quiet operation
- ✓ Intuitive interface
Ideal applications
Priority 01
Histology and Pathology
Challenge: Reliable slide identification through staining and archive storage.
Value: Microscope slide identification for routine histology and diagnostic pathology workflows, tissue archive tracking, and specimen chain-of-custody documentation.
Priority 02
Clinical Diagnostic Labs
Challenge: High-volume slide labeling with traceable, scannable records.
Value: High-volume diagnostic slide labeling with barcode-scannable slide records and networked print workflows.
Priority 03
Research Labs
Challenge: Durable slide IDs across long studies and harsh staining workflows.
Value: Research slide labeling where consistent, durable identification is required across long study periods, multi-year archives, or demanding staining workflows.
What's in the box
The UVP202001 ships ready for bench use — single-hopper design optimized for single-slide-type workflows.
- UVP202001 Slide UV Printer
- Single Hopper Assembly
- Power Cord
- User Manual
- Custom Slide Templates (Optional)
Technical specs and compatibility
Designed for fast technical review. Final compliance and warranty wording remains marked until approved documentation is published.
| Model / SKU | UVP202001 |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Single Hopper |
| Print Technology | UV Laser — direct on glass |
| Consumables | No ink or ribbons; external filter maintenance may apply |
| Print Speed | Up to 4 seconds per slide |
| Slide Size | 75–76 mm × 25–26 mm × 0.9–1.2 mm |
| Print Area | 23 mm × 18–30 mm adjustable |
| Input Capacity | 100 slides |
| Output Capacity | 20 slides (FILO) |
| Print Capabilities | Text · Symbols · 1D codes · QR codes |
| Display | 10-inch color touchscreen |
| Stand-alone Operation | Yes |
| LIS/LIMS Workflows | Serial, LAN, remote print software, TXT-folder monitoring |
| Cassette Printer Sync | Yes — synchronous printing from UVP202002 over LAN |
| Label Durability | Corrosion-, heat-, and low-temperature-resistant (per IFU) |
| Filter Maintenance | Replaceable external filter — every 10,000–30,000 prints |
| Dimensions (W × D × H) | 437 × 200 × 445 mm |
| Net Weight | ≤24 kg |
| Power | 240 W |
| Input Voltage / Frequency | AC 100–240V, 50/60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | 10–30°C (10–28°C recommended) |
| Max Relative Humidity | ≤70%, non-condensing |
| Noise | 50 dB |
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Frequently asked questions
Answers focused on practical buying and implementation questions from lab managers, scientists, and startup founders.
What is the best slide printer for pathology labs?
The best fit depends on slide stock, daily volume, LIS/LIMS integration, and hopper needs. Compare evaluation criteria in the best slide printer for pathology labs buying guide, then review UVP202001 single-hopper and UVP202001D dual-hopper options against your workflow.
How does pathology slide printing work with LIS/LIMS?
The UVP202001 supports serial, LAN, remote print software, and TXT-folder monitoring so accession fields reach slide templates without retyping. Field mapping, separator symbols, and barcode validation should be confirmed before go-live.
When should I choose the single-hopper model?
The UVP202001 is ideal when your lab runs one primary slide type and does not need to switch slide stocks mid-batch.
What slide sizes does the UVP202001 support?
The user manual specifies slides measuring 75–76 mm × 25–26 mm × 0.9–1.2 mm, with an adjustable print area of 23 mm × 18–30 mm.
How fast does the UVP202001 print?
The user manual lists print speed as up to 4 seconds per slide, depending on print content, laser parameters, and other factors.
Does the printer require ink or ribbons?
No. The UVP202001 uses UV laser marking rather than ink or ribbon printing. The external filter module has a replaceable filter, recommended every 10,000–30,000 prints.
Can it connect to LIS or LIMS workflows?
Yes. The user manual describes serial, LAN/network, remote printing software, and TXT-folder-based remote print workflows that can receive print tasks from a histology LIS or pathology system.
Does it pair with the tissue cassette printer?
Yes. The UVP202002 cassette printer can connect to the UVP202001 for linked cassette-and-slide specimen tracking workflows, including synchronous printing over LAN.
What warranty is included?
The vendor lists a manufacturer's warranty. Confirm current warranty and service terms with your supplier when making a purchase inquiry.
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Warranty
Manufacturer warranty
The UVP202001 includes manufacturer warranty coverage per vendor documentation. Confirm warranty terms when making a purchase inquiry.