Introduction
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer provides you fast and accurate results with 4.3-inch touch screen and it is intended for professional use in clinical laboratory. The sample size is 0.1cc (100 µl). This analyzer deals with the quality control system and memory capacity is up to 50,000. The present ambient temperature 10 to 30℃. There are 2 measurement principle spectrophotometry and turbidometery. The complete test time completes in a span of 8 to 12 minutes.
Calibrated according to national metrology standards, ensuring measurement accuracy and traceability. The instrument has passed CE certification, suitable for use in international markets.
Applications
Analyzers measure the concentration of certain proteins, enzymes, electrolytes, metabolites, or even drugs in the provided samples of urine, other body fluids.
Selection Guide
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer is most suitable for clinical diagnostics, research laboratories, and academic experiments requiring compact and efficient biochemical testing. It has a 4.3-inch touch screen for easy data input and a continuous mode of operation for uninterrupted testing. The system operates reliably in ambient temperatures of 10 to 30 °C with humidity levels between 40% and 85%, and maintains a stable reaction temperature of 37 °C ±0.2 °C, providing accurate results. Customers involved in point-of-care testing, biochemical research, or educational experiments can select this model based on its consistent performance and ease of use. The analyzer meets relevant medical equipment certifications, ensuring safety, reliability, and compliance with industry standards.
Specifications
| Data Input Display | 4.3 inch touch screen |
| Mode Of Operation | Continuous |
| Ambient Temperature | 10 to 30 ℃(50 to 86 ºF), indoor use |
| Humidity | 40% to 85% |
| Reaction Temperature | 37 ℃±0.2 ℃ |
| Measurement Principle | Spectrophotometry, Turbidometery |
| Quality Control Feature | Built-in real-time Quality Control system |
| Communication | Bi-directional input/output |
| Interface | WIFI, USB, Bluetooth, LIS/EMR capable |
| Memory Capacity | Up to 50,000 patient and quality control results |
| Sample Type | Anticoagulant additives whole blood, serum or plasma |
| Sample Size | 0.1cc (100 µl) |
| Test Time | 8 to 12 minutes |
| Power Requirements | 120 VA(Power bank Capable) |
| Main Voltage Supply | 100 to 240 volts AC, 50-60 Hz |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) mm | 210×125×175 |
| Weight | 2.5 kg (4.85 lbs) |
| Repeatability | ≤2% RSD |
Features
It reduces the error with real time quality control
Eliminate carryover contamination with single use panels
This analyzer simplifies and standardize the work processes and reduce the workload of employees
The management platform is designed for hospital and laboratory information system
The mode of operation for this particular analyzer is continuous
It gives a good memory capacity up to 50000 quality control results
Equipped with RS232/USB communication interface for data export and remote control. Supports connection to laboratory information management system (LIMS) for centralized data management and traceability.
FAQs
1. What is a Dry Biochemistry Analyzer
A Dry Biochemistry Analyzer is a compact diagnostic device that uses dry chemistry to deliver fast and accurate results from minimal blood samples.?
2. How does Dry Biochemistry Analyzer work??
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer works on the principle of reflectance photometry, measuring light reflected from dry strips to assess analyte levels.
3. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer be used in nephrology clinics?
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer is suitable for monitoring kidney function by measuring creatinine, urea and electrolyte levels.?
4. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer be used in infectious disease screening??
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer is suitable for detecting biochemical changes linked to infections, supporting early diagnosis and management.?
5. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer detect drug levels in urine samples?
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer measures various drug concentrations in urine for clinical toxicology and therapeutic drug monitoring.?
6. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer be used for metabolic disorder screening??
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer detects metabolites and enzymes in body fluids to aid in the diagnosis and management of metabolic diseases.?
7. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer assist in liver function tests??
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer measures key liver enzymes and related metabolites in blood samples for hepatic health evaluation.?
8. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer be used in dermatology clinics??
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer is used in dermatology clinics to assess?hormonal imbalances that contribute to skin conditions like acne, psoriasis, or alopecia.?
9. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer support clinical trials in pharmaceutical industry??
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer supports routine biochemical monitoring of trial participants, ensuring drug efficacy and safety assessments.?
10. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer be used for pre-procedural screening in dental clinics??
Dry Biochemistry Analyzer is used in dental clinics for pre-procedural screening by quickly assessing key biochemical parameters to ensure patient readiness.?
11. What is a Dry Biochemistry Analyzer?
A Dry Biochemistry Analyzer is an apparatus designed for analyzing biochemical components in biological samples without needing traditional liquid reagents.
12. How does a Dry Biochemistry Analyzer work?
It works by using dry reagent strips or discs that react with biological samples to measure biochemical components through optical changes.
13. What types of tests can be conducted using Dry Biochemistry Analyzer?
It can conduct tests such as blood glucose, cholesterol, liver and kidney function, as well as electrolyte levels.
14. What types of samples can be analyzed using Dry Biochemistry Analyzer?
It can analyze biological samples such as whole blood, serum, plasma, and urine.
15. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer help in emergency situations?
It provides rapid results with minimal sample volume and preparation, making it ideal for time-sensitive diagnostics in emergency or critical care.
16. What role does Dry Biochemistry Analyzer play in preventive health checkups?
It allows quick and efficient screening for common health markers like blood glucose, cholesterol, liver and kidney function during routine checkups.
17. How does Dry Biochemistry Analyzer benefit Outpatient Departments (OPDs)?
It enables fast diagnostics, helping physicians make quick decisions without sending samples to central labs, improving patient turnaround time.
18. How does Dry Biochemistry Analyzer help in tuberculosis or HIV clinics?
It supports baseline and follow-up testing for liver and kidney function, which is critical when patients are on long-term medications.
19. Can Dry Biochemistry Analyzer be used in pharmaceutical trials?
It is useful for quick biochemical assessments during clinical drug trials, especially for monitoring liver and kidney function.
20. How does a Dry Biochemistry Analyzer support infectious disease clinics?
It helps assess organ function before and during treatment for diseases like malaria, dengue and viral hepatitis.
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