Semi-Biochemistry Analyzer SA20620

Introduction

Semi-Biochemistry Analyzer delivers dependable biochemical testing using multiple analytical methods including endpoint, kinetics, fixed-time, and coagulation analysis. It features a color touchscreen interface with an open reagent system for flexible laboratory operation. Equipped with a tungsten halogen lamp and wavelength filters from 340 to 630 nm for accurate photometric results. Integrated built-in multifunction incubator with selectable temperature settings and large data storage capacity of up to 190,000 results. Our Semi-Biochemistry Analyzer is designed for clinical laboratories, diagnostic centers, hospitals, and research facilities.

Applications

Semi-Biochemistry Analyzer is commonly used in pharmaceutical, food industries, clinical diagnostics and biomedical research for biochemical analysis and quality control.

Specifications

Analytical Methods	End-point, 2-point (sample blank), Kinetics, Fixed-time, Coagulation
Wavelength Filters	340, 405, 450, 505, 546, 578, 630 nm
Optional Filters	2 additional (optional)
Wavelength Accuracy	±2 nm
Light Source	Tungsten Halogen Lamp
Lamp Power Consumption	10 W
Photometric Accuracy	0–2 A, 0.001 Abs
Repeatability	< 1%
Stability	< 0.005 Abs / 10 min
Linearity	0–1.5 A ≤ 1.0%
Temperature Settings	25°C, 30°C, 37°C, Room Temperature
Incubator Type	Built-in Multifunction Incubator
Incubator Temperature	37°C
Memory Capacity	≥ 190,000 Results
Display	Color LCD Touch Screen
Printer	Built-in Thermal Printer
Interfaces	1 × Ethernet, 4 × USB
Operating Temperature	8–39°C
Operating Humidity	≤ 90%
Power Supply	110–230 VAC, 50–60 Hz
Power Adapter	External Universal SMPS
Carton Dimensions (W×D×H)	400 × 310 × 220 mm
Weight	8 kg

Features

Open Reagent System.

Color Touchscreen Operation.

Built-In Multifunction Incubator.

High-Capacity Data Storage.

Ethernet Network Connectivity.

Multiple Analytical Modes.

Compact Bench-Top Design.

FAQs

1. What is a semi-biochemistry analyzer?

A semi biochemistry analyzer is a laboratory instrument used to analyze biochemical parameters in blood, urine, and other biological samples. It requires manual sample preparation and reagent handling.

2. Does a semi-biochemistry analyzer require calibration?

Yes, regular calibration is necessary to maintain accuracy and reliability in test results.

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

Yes, it is designed for small and medium-sized laboratories, clinics, and diagnostic centers with moderate testing needs.

4. How many samples can a semi-biochemistry analyzer process at a time?

The capacity varies by model, but most semi-automatic analyzers process one or a few samples at a time, requiring manual input for each test.

5. How does a semi-biochemistry analyzer work?

It measures the concentration of biochemical substances in a sample by using photometric techniques, where light absorption helps determine the presence and quantity of analytes.