StatLab Medical Products, the McKinney-based developer and manufacturer of pathology supplies and equipment, has announced the U.S. commercial launch of Diapath signature pathology instruments.
StatLab said the launch fulfills the strategic vision behind its 2024 acquisition of Diapath: to bring differentiated histology instrumentation to U.S. laboratories and deliver a comprehensive end-to-end pathology workflow solution. Diapath is an Italian manufacturer specializing in histology and cytology products.
“When we acquired Diapath, our vision was clear: to expand access to the most innovative histology instrumentation worldwide,” StatLab CEO Dae Hong said in a statement “That meant strengthening our footprint in Europe while also preparing to introduce Diapath instruments to laboratories in the United States.”
“With the launch of these initial instruments in the U.S.,,” he added, “we’re delivering on that promise—giving lab professionals access to new technology that transforms efficiency, precision, and the day-to-day working experience. And this is just the beginning—additional Diapath products will follow, further expanding StatLab’s ability to support every step of the pathology workflow.”
The company said Diapath’s innovative instruments are designed to enhance productivity, precision, and safety and will debut at the National Society of Histotechnology Annual Convention that opened today in Long Beach, California.
StatLab said the flagship instruments include:
- Donatello Automated Tissue Processor (Series 3): Delivering consistent quality, safer handling, and high-capacity performance for busy labs.
- Galileo Precision-Engineered Microtome (Series 2): Built for labs that demand accuracy and user flexibility while also offering increased throughput using the PRO System.
- Dante Ergonomic Embedding Center: Designed to boost technician comfort and efficiency with industry-leading capacity.
StatLab Medical Products offers a complete portfolio of self-manufactured pathology equipment and consumables from ten manufacturing sites in the United States, United Kingdom, and Europe.
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