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Hematology

Based on Mindray’s continuous innovation in hematology field, BC-5130 is especially tailored to assist diagnostic labs who need full CBC + 5-part results, with relatively low daily sample volume, restricted lab space and tight budget. As the lightest and most compact 5-part hematology analyzer so far from Mindray, BC-5130 is a highly user-friendly and innovative analyzer that offers cost efficient CBC and 5-part white cell differential results. It is targeted to fulfill and exceed the demands of our global customers by providing more accurate, more efficient and more innovative solutions for labs. Improved DC impedance technology is used to count and size the RBC and PLT. The smaller counting aperture (50 μm in diameter) provides better performance on samples with low PLT. Efficient Only three routine reagents are required. These have 2 years shelf life and also less consumed by BC-5130. Original QC and calibrator are also provided to ensure the hematology analyzer’s traceability and testing quality. WBC 5-Part differentiation,25 reportable parameters & 23 research parameters,3 histograms Whole blood Mode, Capillary whole blood mode & Prediluted Mode Tri-angle Laser Scatter + Chemical dye + Flow cytometry technology Dedicated optical counting channel for Basophil measurement 10.4 inch large TFT touch screen with user-friendly software Large storage capacity: Up to 1,50,000 samples Throughput:60 samples/Hour Compact Two kinds of lyse reagents are located inside of BC-5130, which helps the small labs to save space. BC-5130, the 5-part hematology analyzer offers a great solution for clinical labs, especially for those who have limited space. Its compact foot-print is a result of innovative technology improvements, including miniaturized semi-conductor laser source, highly integrated electronic boards and optimized liquid handling system. BC-5130 inherits it’s convenient and proven powerful software design from BC-6800 and BC-3600 platforms, the friendly interface is ideal for small sized labs. Running capillary blood through the sample probe directly is more convenient for the users in children’s hospitals, etc. For Prediluted mode, BC-5130 has higher dilution ratio than other 5-part hematology There’s NLR parameter in each CBC+DIFF result. Neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) is calculated by dividing neutrophil count by lymphocyte count, usually from peripheral blood sample. In laboratory medicine, NLR is used as a marker of subclinical inflammation. According to clinical studies, NLR can be used as a prognostic factor of severe illness in COVID-19 patients. BC-5130 supports bi-directional LIS with test results and patient information. HL7 protocol is supported as well. Technology Compared with traditional helium neon laser or argon laser, semi -conductor laser has smaller size, lower cost and longer life cycle.

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Laboratory Usage

We are the Leading Supplier of Abbe Refractometer Rajdhani. In the Abbe'' refractometer the liquid sample is sandwiched into a thin layer between an illuminating prism and a refracting prism. The refracting prism is made of a glass with a high refractive index (e.g., 1.75) and the refractometer is designed to be used with samples having a refractive index smaller than that of the refracting prism. A light source is projected through the illuminating prism, the bottom surface of which is ground (i.e., roughened like a ground-glass joint), so each point on this surface can be thought of as generating light rays traveling in all directions. A detector placed on the back side of the refracting prism would show a light and a dark region. Over a century after Abbe''s work, the usefulness and precision of refractometers has improved, although their principle of operation has changed very little. They are also possibly the easiest device to use for measuring the refractive index of solid samples, such as glass, plastics, and polymer films. Some modern Abbe refractometers use a digital display for measurement, eliminating the need for discerning between small graduations. However, the user still has to adjust the view to get a final reading. The first truly digital laboratory refractometers began appearing in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and no longer depended on the user''s eye to determine the reading. They still required the use of circulating water baths to control instrument and fluid temperature. They did, however, have the ability to electronically compensate for the temperature differences of many fluids where there is a known concentration-to-refractive-index conversion. Most digital laboratory refractometers, while much more accurate and versatile than their analog Abbe counterparts, are incapable of readings on solid samples. In the late 1990s, Abbe refractometers became available with the capability of measurements at wavelengths other than the standard 589 nanometers. These instruments use special filters to reach the desired wavelength, and can extend measurements well into the near infrared (though a special viewer is required to see the infrared rays). Multi-wavelength Abbe refractometers can be used to easily determine a sample''s Abbe number.

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Laboratory Testing Analyzer

For smaller Laboratories Smaller, but with full functionality Compact size Full functions and performance in a compact size. *Size comparison with HA-8180V Accuracy HPLC technology provides accurate results-inluding detailed chromatogram. it will be shown in both IFCC and NGSP units. Cap-piercing method ADAMS Lite uses a cap-piercing method which enables the placement of capped blood samples. This not only reduces the workload but also helps protect lab technicians from infection. Easy-to-maintain No special tools are required for daily maintenance. Exchanged parts are hand-tightened, minimizing the workload of users. Specifications Measurement objects Whole blood or hemolysis sample Measured items Fast Mode: HbA1c (Stable HbA1c, S-A1c) and HbF Variant Mode: HbA1c (Stable HbA1c, S-A1c) and HbF (HbS and HbC separation and HbE and HbD detection can be performed). Measurement principle Reversed-phase cation exchange chromatography Measurement wavelength 420 nm/500 nm (Dual-wavelength colorimetry) Resolution 0.1% Ratio, 1 mmol/mol Measurement range HbA1c: 3 - 20%, 9 - 195 mmol/mol HbF: 0 - 100% Processing speed Variant mode: 160 seconds/test Fast mode: 100 seconds/test Sample consumption Whole blood sample: Approximately 4µL Anemia sample: Approximately 8 µL Hemolysis sample: Approximately 350 µL Sample container Sample tube: (12.3 or 15 mm in outer diameter) × (75 to 100 mm in height) Sample cup: 500 µL Sample supply Piercing sampling Compatible rack type ARKRAY racks (for 5 samples) Operating environment Temperature: 10 - 30°C; Humidity: 20 - 80% RH (No condensation) Display 20 digits × 2 lines LCD Printer For use with 58-mm width thermal printer paper Number of measurement samples Maximum 10 samples Power requirements AC 100 - 240 V±10%, 50/60 Hz Dimensions 330 (W) × 515 (D) × 485 (H) mm (Not including protrusions, eluent packs and hemolysis washing solution bottle)

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Glucometer

Accu-Chek® Active blood glucose meter Personalised Diabetes Coaching Accurate, no coding, easy Item Description The Accu-Chek Active blood glucose meter packs many powerful features into a smaller size. No coding reduces handling steps, see test result averages up to 90 days, get alerts if your test strips are expired or if you’ve underdosed, re-dose within 10 seconds, set pre-and post-meal reminders to test, and more. Benefits and Features accurate: Accurate1 blood glucose measurement easy: No coding for even easier blood glucose monitoring easy-to-read display (new typeface) intuitive handling with just 2 buttons safe: Underdose detection visual double check 10 seconds re-dose option clever: Pre- and postmeal markers postprandial reminder 7,14,30 or now 90 day test averages USB interface for data transfer Remark: Previous Accu-Chek Active meter generations will be upgraded to no coding via black activation chip . Know more>> 1The Accu-Chek Active bGM system meets the DIN EN ISO 15197:2013 requirements (data on file, 2014). Additional specifications Meter type : Accu-Chek Active meter (Model GB) Catalogue no. / Serial no. : See type plate on the back of the meter Test principle : Determination of glucose in fresh capillary blood by reflectance photometry. Blood glucose values can be tested in whole blood or plasma. The meter displays blood glucose values corresponding to those in plasma. Measuring interval : 10-600 mg/dL Blood volume : 1-2 μl Measuring time : Test strip in the meter: approx. 5 seconds Test strip outside the meter: approx. 08 seconds Power supply : 1 battery (type CR2032) Battery life : approx. 1000 tests or approx. 1 year Automatic power-off : after 30 or 90 seconds depending on operating status Memory : 500 test results with time and date, as well as 7, 14, 30 and 90 days averages Temperature : During testing: +8 to +42°C During storage without battery: -25 to +70°C During storage with battery: -20 to +50°C Atmospheric humidity : During testing: up to 85% relative humidity During testing: up to 93% relative humidity Altitude: Sea level to 4000 m Dimensions : 97.8 x 46.8 x 19.1 mm Weight : Without battery: approx. 46 g With battery: approx. 50 g Display : 96-segment liquid crystal display (LCD) Interface : USB (Micro B) Safety class : III Electromagnetic compatibility : The Accu-Chek Active meter meets the electromagnetic immunity requirements and the electromagnetic emissions requirements as per EN 61326-2-6 and EN ISO 15197 Annex A. The chosen basis for electrostatic discharge immunity testing was basic standard IEC 61000-4-2. Performance analysis : Calibration and traceability: The performance data for the Accu-Chek Active bGM system was calibrated using venous blood containing various glucose concentrations. Reference values are obtained using the hexokinase method, which is calibrated using the ID-GCMS method. Accuracy performance : The Accu-Chek Active bGM system meets the DIN EN ISO 15197:2013 requirements (data on file, 2014). How to use Accu-Chek Active blood glucose meter Testing your blood glucose is an essential part of managing diabetes. The Accu-Chek Active blood glucose meter can help to make it convenient by giving you fast, hassle-free, and accurate results in 4 simple steps. Insert the glucose test strip Prick your finger with the lancet to draw out a blood drop. Carefully touch the blood drop onto the green field of the test strip. Read the blood glucose result.

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