Automatic ELISA Processor AEP200

Introduction

Automatic ELISA Processor is a fully automated system for sample addition, incubation, washing, and reading with dual channels and 8-channel photometric detection. It offers pressure-based liquid level and clot detection for precise, safe pipetting. Equipped with a 16-channel washing head and 4 reagent racks for efficient workflow. Integrated with 8 shaking incubators, UV disinfection, and dry heating for optimal assay performance. Our Automatic ELISA Processor is designed for hospitals, research labs, and diagnostic centres needing high-throughput accuracy.

Applications

Automatic ELISA Processor is designed for hospital laboratories, disease control centres, blood banks, quarantine facilities, and scientific research institutions

Specifications

Sampling Channel	2 channels
Sample Racks	6×20 Push-Pull Sample Racks with Detection
Liquid Level Detection	Air Pressure-Based with Clot Detection
Tip	1000μl, 3 Tip Racks
Pipetting	10μl to 1000μl
Pipetting Precision	100μl: CV ≤1%, Accuracy ≤2.5%; 1000μl: CV ≤0.5%, Accuracy ≤1%
Reagent Position	4 Reagent Racks with Detection
Dilution Plate Position	Available (included with plate handling system)
Washer	1 unit
Washing Head	16-Channel (32-pin), Double Row, Hanging Type, Leakage Recovery
Injection Uniformity	CV < 1.5%
Washing Residual	<1μl
Reading Channels	8 Independent Photometric Channels
Linear Range	0.000 to 3.000 Abs
Repeatability	CV ≤1.0%
Stability	≤±0.003 Abs
Spectral Range	405, 450, 492, 630 nm (standard)
Optical Filters	4 Standard Filters
Total of Filters	10 Filter Positions Available
Reading Accuracy	≤±0.02 Abs (0.0 to 1.0 OD), ≤±0.03 Abs (1.0 to 2.0 OD)
Sensitivity	≥0.01 mg/L
Channel Difference	≤0.02 Abs
Incubators	8 Shaking Incubators
Cover Position	1 (holds 8 plate covers)
Heating Method	Dry Heating with Cover
Shaking Function	Horizontal Circular Oscillation, 3 Levels, Amplitude 2.5 mm
Temperature Range	RT to 60°C
Temperature Uniformity	±0.5°C
Temperature Fluctuation	±0.5°C
Software	Compatible with Windows 7 and above
LIS System	Bi-Directional, Supports HL7 Protocol
Results	Absorbance and Results Viewable via software
Disinfection	UV Lamp
Lighting	LED
IAP Function	Firmware can be Upgraded Online
Operating Temperature	10 to 40°C
Operating Humidity	30 to 80%
Power Supply	AC 220V±10%, 50/60Hz
Dimensions	Machine: 1273×750×1650 mm Base Stand: 1273×750×777 mm
Packing Dimensions (W×D×H)	Machine: 1065×895×510mm, ; Stand: 1445×920×1130mm Accessories: 1445×920×1005mm
Net Weight	Machine: 226 kg; Base Stand: 98 kg
Gross Weight	Machine: 300 kg; Base Stand: 172 kg;

Features

High Precision Pipetting.

Dual-Thread Sampling and Pipetting.

Real-Time Gripper Status Sensing.

Adjustable Oscillation Incubation.

TIP and Clot Detection System.

High Optical Accuracy with 8 channels.

FAQs

1. What are Automatic ELISA Processors used for?

Automatic ELISA Processors are used to automate ELISA workflows, including sample preparation, reagent dispensing, incubation, washing, and detection.

2. How do Automatic ELISA Processors improve laboratory productivity?

Automatic ELISA Processors reduce manual handling and errors while enabling efficient single plate to multi plate processing.

3. What workflow capabilities are supported by Automatic ELISA Processors?

Automatic ELISA Processors support complete ELISA workflows with consistent accuracy across multiple processing steps.

4. How do Automatic ELISA Processors support flexible testing protocols?

Automatic ELISA Processors allow protocol customization to meet diverse testing and research requirements.

5. What software features are included in Automatic ELISA Processors?

Automatic ELISA Processors feature advanced software for real-time monitoring and seamless data export to laboratory information systems.

6. Where are Automatic ELISA Processors commonly used?

Automatic ELISA Processors are commonly used in clinical diagnostics, research laboratories, pharmaceutical testing, food safety, and environmental analysis.