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Automatic Compact Poct Analyzer Equipment Supplied In France
6 equipment items found
Manufactured by:Stago based inAsnières-sur-Seine, FRANCE
The STA Compact Max is a fully automated benchtop analyzer built on the most reliable platform in the industry. With an expansive test menu, the Compact Max is a robust, high-efficiency analyzer with enhanced throughput making it the perfect system offering for mid-sized laboratories. The system’s unique method of sample management offers moderate throughput and rapid processing of STAT ...
Manufactured by:BIOLABO S.A.S based inMaizy, FRANCE
All analysis methods; Open or Closed System; 100 tests per hour; 23 reagent positions (20 refrigerated); STAT Management (At any position, at any time); 12 sample positions; LED Sample Management; Sample volume : 2-100 µL; Reagent volume : 3-350 µL; Reaction volume : 200- 250 µL; 50 long-life cuvettes; Rapid start; Analysis Panels : Digestive, Liver, Lipidic, Iron, Kidney, ...
Manufactured by:BIOLABO S.A.S based inMaizy, FRANCE
Up to 240 Tests/hour, Random Access, 60 independent reagent positions, Up to 50 positions for samples, controls and standards, Automatic washing station, Immunoturbidimetry, Stat function, Primary Tubes ...
Manufactured by:ELITechGroup based inPuteaux, FRANCE
Setting the new standard in BenchTop chemistry. Throughput is up to 180 photometric tests/hour, plus optional dry ...
Manufactured by:ELITechGroup based inPuteaux, FRANCE
Fully-featured, compact system with enhanced performance. Throughput is up to 133 photometric tests/hour, plus optional dry ISE. ...
Manufactured by:ELITechGroup based inPuteaux, FRANCE
Stable-liquid and ready-to-use. ELITechGroup Clinical Systems features a comprehensive menu of ready-to-use, liquid-stable reagents. Over 100 available assays with flexible reagent packaging and methods referenced to industry standards. ELITech is committed to ongoing development of new methods to provide a growing line of superior chemistry test menu. Applications are available for a variety of ...
