Semi-Auto Coagulation Analyzer CA2032

Introduction

Semi Auto Coagulation Analyzer is a dual-channel unit with high-sensitivity optical detection. Equipped with built-in thermal printer for direct result output. User-friendly interface allows seamless workflow. Featuring a user-centric control panel, enabling smoother operation and enhanced interaction. Configured with internal memory supporting long-term storage of test data. Our Semi Auto Coagulation Analyzer can operate with minimal sample volume for conservation of specimen usage.

Applications

Semi Auto Coagulation Analyzer is used in clinical laboratories, hospitals, research institutes, and blood banks for testing blood coagulation parameters such as PT, APTT, TT, and FIB.

Specifications

Testing Channel	2 Channels
Sample Positions	16 Positions
Reagent Positions	4 Positions
Test Wavelength	470 nm
Sample Volume	20 µL to 40 µL
Reagent Volume	20 µL to 40 µL
Temperature Range	15°C to 30°C
Temperature Control Precision	37 ± 0.3°C
Repeatability	Cv < 2%
Coincidence Indicator	< 3%
Memory Storage	Up to 10,000 results
Notation of Results	S, %, PTR, INR, g/L
Display	240 × 128 LCD
Dimensions	395 × 320 × 135 mm
Weight	6 Kg

Features

Dual Testing Channel.

Minimal Sample Consumption.

Stable Temperature Control.

Supports Multiple Coagulation Parameters.

Light Protection Cap.

FAQs

1. What is a semi-auto coagulation analyzer?

A semi-auto coagulation analyzer is a laboratory instrument used to measure blood clotting parameters. It helps in diagnosing bleeding disorders and monitoring anticoagulant therapy.

2. What tests can be performed using a semi-auto coagulation analyzer?

Common tests include Prothrombin Time (PT), Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time (APTT), Fibrinogen, and Thrombin Time (TT), among others.

3. Can a semi-auto coagulation analyzer be used in small laboratories?

Yes, it is suitable for small to medium-sized laboratories, clinics, and hospitals where routine coagulation testing is required.

4. What type of samples are used in a semi-auto coagulation analyzer?

It typically analyses plasma samples derived from citrated whole blood to perform coagulation tests.

5. Does a semi-auto coagulation analyzer require calibration?

Yes, regular calibration using control samples is necessary to maintain accuracy and reliability of test results.