Leaflet EX-Ca
Features of EX-CA electrolyte analyzer
- Measuring parameters: sodium, potassium, calcium and pH
- Measurement sample: hemodialysis solution A (acidic concentrates), solution B (bicarbonate), balanced solution A+B / whole blood, plasma, serum
- Measuring speed: 60 samples per hour
- The electrode block features a temperature control function to ensure a highly accurate 2x positive calcium result with corrected pH.
Leaflet EX-D
Ability to measure sodium, potassium and chlorine ions (-Cl, K+, Na+)
Measurement of serum, blood, urine, hemodialysis samples, etc.
Output 300 tests per hour
Very high accuracy and measurement C.V =<0.5%) with very low current costs
Ability to perform emergency tests (Stat)
Calibration only once a day
Leaflet ESR-Smart Rate Series
Available for one by one test at any position.
Compact & Stylish
Smart Rate 10: 2.6kg
Smart Rate 20: 2.7kg
Smart Rate 40: 3.0kg
Rapid measurement Quick mode: 30 min
value and 1hr value – 15 min
working time 2 hr
value – 45 min working time Low biological risk Our tube is vacuum tube with a sterilization.
No need to transfer samples and low risk for infection.
Changing the testing paradigm
Allergy diagnostics and the identification of a sensitization to allergens is an interdisciplinary challenge that incorporates knowledge gained through medical science, biochemistry and biology. Long years of experience and work done with single test systems in allergology labs have shown that only a few key allergens are responsible for the patients’ disorders. And so, a question emerged: Why not collect all these key allergens and combine them on one test strip?
µ-Trac 4200
Analyzer with 21 measurement positions arranged in an incubator block adjustable to a growth temperature.
It has 2 working softwares:
Microtrac
MicroAssist
Control by laptop or benchtop computer
BacTrac is very easy to use equipment, ideal for routine analysis laboratories. Individual measuring positions can be used independently as new samples become available for analysis, without the need to group them.
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