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iQ200 series automates sample microscopy and produces shortened TAT for low to high volume workloads.

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Protein Chemistry Analyzer delivers Dual Detection Rate Nephelometric Technology and broad test menu including enhanced UDR capability.

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900 Hematology Analyzer delivers reliable, reportable WBC differential results.

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Urinalysis Instrument used for automated urine chemistry analysis to identify possible ascorbic acid interference with key chemistry assays.

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Flow Cytometer provides efficient acquisition of up to 12 parameters to achieve accurate size measurement and high resolution and processing.

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Hematology analyzer helps low volume laboratory enhance patient care.

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MicroScan WalkAway Microbiology System detects emerging and critical antimicrobial resistance.

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Cellular Analysis System prepares slides automatically based on customizable rules.

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DxH 800 hematology analyzer utilizes data about individual cell size, shape and structure to provide high quality results.

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Hematology Analyzer uses multi dimensional, high definition technology to characterize individual cells.

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This chemistry analyzer achieves maximal uptime, high reliability, and precise performance .

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This Automation System is used to provide consistent turnaround time for all samples and level of comprehensive pre analytical sample quality.

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This spectrophotometer functions with single cell module and supports alternative cell holders, like 16 mm test tube, 1 cm standard, 10cm rectangular turbidity, and 50uL microcell.

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Chemiluminescence Immunoassay Analyzer closes care gap and addresses challenges with blood viruses and infectious diseases.

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Hematology Analyzer is used for automated nucleated red blood cell NRBC enumeration.

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Hematology Analyzer is used for automated nucleated red blood cell NRBC enumeration.

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Flow Cytometer provides performance needed for sensitivity and resolution throughout all configurations.

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Hematology Analyzer delivers performance in open and closed analysis modes, wide operating range and multiple output formats.

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Beckman Coulter Biomek NXp Robotic Liquid Handler is and automated liquid handler designed to handle every aspect of liquid handling, pipetting, dilution, dispensing and integration in to one compact unit that will let you add laboratory automation where you need it. This efficient robotic liquid handler is set with a Span-8 pipette model, 4 fixed tip heads and 4 disposables, with rotating gripper and 8 channel liquid level sensing for an efficient and hands-free workflow. This automated workstation has up to 12 deck positions, automated labware positioners, and labware stacking for on deck storage. The open-ended flexibility of this robotic handler helps keep your lab agile and adaptable to your needs.

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AL Hematology Analyzer improves sample handling by eliminating manual sample loading.

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• 6 years ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth