Alfresa - Model AA01 - Discrete Clinical Chemistry Analyzer for Fecal Immunochemical Tests

An automatic retest system evolved from the previous model is adopted. A concentration-specific retest function has been added to the automatic dilution and retest function, which was highly evaluated by users.

• Product Name : Discrete Clinical Chemistry Analyzer AA01
• Measurement principle : Colloidal gold agglutination
• Maximum throughput : Up to 90 tests per hour
• Sample capacity : 16 samples (8 x 2 racks)
• Sample dilution : Automatic dilution 1:1, 1:10, 1:100
• Manual dilution 1:1, 1:10, 1:20, 1:100, 1:200
• Reaction cells : 5 x 8 disposable resin-molded cells
• Sampling system : 1 nozzle with liquid level sensing
• Reagent dispensing sytem : 1 nozzle with liquid level sensing
• Mixing system : 1 rotation mixing probe
• Cleaning of nozzles : Automatic cleaning of nozzles and probe with detergent and DI water
• Temperature control system : Reaction table: Air bath-heating block
• Reagent table: Cooling with Peltier cooler
• Light source : LED (3 x 2 wavelengths : 373/610, 465/525 and 660/805 nm)
• Sensor : 3 photodiodes
• System control computer : Build-in computer with a 7-inch color LCD touch panel display
• Data memory : 5,000 tests
• Printer : Built-in thermal printer (58mm width rolling paper)
• Barcode : Automatic reading of rack, sample, reagent, calibrator, control and specimen diluent barcodes
• Dimensions : W400mm x D575mm x H455mm
• Weight : Approx. 38 kg
• Power requirements : AC100-240V 50/60Hz, 300VA

• Fully automatic, easy to operate, and dedicated Walkaway system
•  Multiple items can be measured simultaneously during FIT (fecal hemoglobin), fecal transferrin and fecal calprotectin tests
•  Easy operation with a barcode system (reagent, calibrator, control, specimen collection container, and specimen diluent can be automatically registered)
•  Automatic retest system evolved from the previous model is adopted (a concentration-specific retest function has been added to the automatic dilution and retest function, which was highly evaluated by users)