The 5-Part auto veterinary hematology analyzer is designed to automate the analysis of animal blood samples, providing detailed blood parameters to help veterinarians diagnose and monitor animal health.
5-Part Auto Veterinary Hematology Analyzer Features:
Flow Cytometry (FCM) + Tri-angle laser scatter + Chemical staining method for WBC differentiation for accurate measurements
Compact design: Compact and space-saving, suitable for veterinary hospitals with limited space.
Several designs reduce reagent consumption and operating costs.
The vet hematology analyzer machine has a high-precision detection technology, which can quickly and accurately measure various biochemical indicators in the sample.
It is simple and easy to operate, even for those without specialized knowledge.
The vet hematology analyzer machine has a fast detection speed and automated operation process, which can complete the testing of many samples quickly. Up to 60 tests per hour.
How do you evaluate the performance of a hematology analyzer?
In addition to the machine's own measurement technology, there are several other points to consider:
The number of parameters a Hematology Analyzer can provide. This refers to all types of data that the device can provide in relation to the elements being measured. For example, the number, volume and concentration of each element. Depending on the device, hematology analyzers can provide anywhere from 9 to over 50 parameters.
The performance of a hematology analyzer should also be evaluated in terms of accuracy, precision, speed of analysis, ease of operation, versatility, stability, maintenance and cleanliness, data management and compatibility, and safety. A good hematology analyzer provides fast and accurate results, is easy to operate, versatile, stable and reliable, and is easy to maintain and clean to ensure long-term efficient operation, as well as having a good data management system and security protection.
What types of reagents are used in hematology?
When choosing reagents, it is important to pay attention to the brand, which depends on whether the analyzer is a closed system or not. Closed systems only accept reagents of the same brand as the device. Analyzers that are compatible with any reagent brand are called “open”.
Depending on the specific application (diagnostic and clinical) of the device, there are many types of reagents. To ensure proper operation of your analyzer, you will need calibrators, control solutions, diluents, and dyes.
5-Part Auto Veterinary Hematology Analyzer Specifications:
Model
HA-6560VET
Principles
Flow Cytometry (FCM) + Tri-angle laser scatter + Chemical staining method for WBC differentiation
5-Part Auto Veterinary Hematology Analyzer Features:
Flow Cytometry (FCM) + Tri-angle laser scatter + Chemical staining method for WBC differentiation for accurate measurements
Compact design: Compact and space-saving, suitable for veterinary hospitals with limited space.
Several designs reduce reagent consumption and operating costs.
The vet hematology analyzer machine has a high-precision detection technology, which can quickly and accurately measure various biochemical indicators in the sample.
It is simple and easy to operate, even for those without specialized knowledge.
The vet hematology analyzer machine has a fast detection speed and automated operation process, which can complete the testing of many samples quickly. Up to 60 tests per hour.
How do you evaluate the performance of a hematology analyzer?
In addition to the machine's own measurement technology, there are several other points to consider:
The number of parameters a Hematology Analyzer can provide. This refers to all types of data that the device can provide in relation to the elements being measured. For example, the number, volume and concentration of each element. Depending on the device, hematology analyzers can provide anywhere from 9 to over 50 parameters.
The performance of a hematology analyzer should also be evaluated in terms of accuracy, precision, speed of analysis, ease of operation, versatility, stability, maintenance and cleanliness, data management and compatibility, and safety. A good hematology analyzer provides fast and accurate results, is easy to operate, versatile, stable and reliable, and is easy to maintain and clean to ensure long-term efficient operation, as well as having a good data management system and security protection.
What types of reagents are used in hematology?
When choosing reagents, it is important to pay attention to the brand, which depends on whether the analyzer is a closed system or not. Closed systems only accept reagents of the same brand as the device. Analyzers that are compatible with any reagent brand are called “open”.
Depending on the specific application (diagnostic and clinical) of the device, there are many types of reagents. To ensure proper operation of your analyzer, you will need calibrators, control solutions, diluents, and dyes.
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