Automatic Immunoassay Analyzer

The A6 series is currently one of the full-automatic immunoassay analyzers with the highest throughput, offering dual assurance, high capacity, fast speed, intelligent operation, and exceptional performance.input:
output:Characteristicsinput:
output:Dual Securityinput:
output:In total, there are 25 x 2 reagent positions on dual reagent disks.
Intelligent liquid level and clot detection with dual reagent probesinput:
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Automatic switching between two sets of substrate and washing buffer upon depletion
Innovative vibration mixing to prevent carry-over; dual transport tracks for simultaneous sample and reagent transfer and mixinginput:
output:Dual sample management module potential: flexible extension potential, support for multi-machine integrationinput:
output:Super-fastinput:
output:Barcode identification enhances sampling efficiency; independent decapping module--speed of up to 600 T/hSTAT channels—continuous sample loading and STAT tracks take precedence over routine samplesReagent online change--Enable the continuous loading of reagents without system interruption, supporting the loading of multiple reagent kits of the same assay.input:
output:High throughput and integration—a single module capable of processing 600T/h, and 1-4 units capable of processing up to 2400T/h with a triple track for sample management.input:
output:Ease of Useinput:
output:8 mm screen--monitor the residue of all consumables in real time.Independent refrigeration: maintain the reagent at a temperature of 2-8 ℃ in the event of a machine failure, ensuring that it is not transferred.input:
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RFID scanning--Easy and rapid identificationinput:
output:The washing buffer is diluted automatically onboard, making it simple to transport and replace.input:
output:The Value of BiosafetyReducing aerosol generation through rotation for decapping potentialNegative pressure, a filter, and a full enclosure system mitigate the risk of aerosol leakage.input:
output:Reduce residues and contaminants through RV solid-liquid separation