“Humacount 30 TS” – Automatic hematology analyzer
“Humacount 80 TS” – Automatic haematology analyser
Humareader HS
“Combilyzer 13”
“Humastar 100”
Throughput: 100 tests/hr typical
Measuring modes: Routine chemistry, turbidimetry
Sample positions: Total of 60 positions for samples
Reagent positions: 30 reagent positions (20 ml, 50 ml, adapter for tubes and cups, removable tray) with reagent cooling
8 – step cuvette washing station
Spectral range 340 to 900 nm ,
9 wavelength filter positions
Unlimited programmable profiles
Continuous loading
Analysis modes: Endpoint (bichromatic) with self blank, Differential endpoint with self blank,
Fixed time, Kinetic (bichromatic)
“HumaClot Junior”
Instrument koagulimi gjysem automatik me 1 kanal
Me 15 parametra
4posicione per inkubimin e mostrave
1 pozicione per inkubimin e reagenteve
“HumaClot Duo Plus”
Semi-automated 2-channel coagulation instrument 1
5 parameters
Simultaneous measurement of 2 samples
18 sample incubation positions
4 reagent incubation positions (1 stirred)
Built-in printer
Humalyzer Primus
20 buttons foil kaypad
LCD display 260×64 pixels
7-positions: 340, 405, 500, 546 nm, 620 nm; two free positions
Photometric range 0–2.5 O.D 60 programmable methods
More than 2000 results storage capacity
Built-in printer
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