Laboratory analyzers

A biochemical analyzer is a laboratory equipment, which has between its functions measure blood level or other body fluid, of analytes such as glucose, cholesterol, triglycerides, uric acid, proteins and enzymes.

The main component of the biochemical analyzer is a spectrophotometer where it measures the concentrations of the different substances based on the color intensity or based on the amount of substrate they use (this in the case of enzymes), after a series of chemical reactions.

Biochemical analyzers, also known as a clinical chemistry analyzer, as mentioned are used to determine the metabolites present in biological samples such as blood or urine. The study of these fluids allows you to diagnose many diseases. An example of the use of this type of analyzer is the measurement of creatinine in urine to evaluate the filtering capacity of the kidneys.

When choosing a biochemistry analyzer, the need for automation of the determination, the specificity of the reagents and the level of precision of the measurements will be taken into account. The capacity (maximum number of samples analyzed at the same time) is also a factor that will have to be considered.

Coagulation analyzer machine - YR02220

Characteristics

• 2 channels (2 lasting LED detectors for 2 different parameter analysis)
  1 magnetic stirrer included
• Great memory to store up to 6000 test results.
• Easy keyboard operation with LCD screen
• Internal thermosensitive printer
• Dispersed light and percentage analysis guarantee good results.
• Open low consumption reagent, reagent closed upon request.
• Great memory to store up to 6000 test results.
• Built-in quality calibration and control program.
• AutoComproving automatic ignition.
• Multilingual software available upon request.
• Electronically optional unit pipette.