High Accuracy Point Of Care Analyzer Full Auto Testing Equipment For Human

High Accuracy Point of Care Analyzer for Human / Full Auto Chemistry Analyzer

Advantages:

1 Little Sample Volume Required

Sample volume needed is 1/10-1/20 of traditional chemistry analyzer.

2 Easy to Carry

4.2 Kg. The protable analyzer is designed to save space, use it anywhere anytime.

3 Less Maintenance

No consumables needed such as tubes, pump, value etc, saving your maintenance expenese.

4 Accurate Result

Using the photoelectric colormetric principle, the SD1 analyzer has many advantages versus traditional dry biochemistry analyzer using the light reflection method. Dilution of test sample is guaranteed without random errors and cross contaminations.

Product Introduction:

Immediate Results Anywhere Anytime  

Optional Accessories:

Operation Steps:

All steps are full-automated from centrifugation, dulition, quality control to test result printing.

1. Insert Sample (100ul)

No sample pretreatment needed.

Only l00ul of whole blood / serum / plasma needed.

2. Insert Reagent Disc (12 minutes testing time)

Maintenance free and easy to use in a field or mobile setting. Key parts imported from USA.

Internal centrifugation of test sample. No internal liquids or pumps.

3. Interpret result (immediately)

Reads results using the photoelectric colorimetric principle.

No random error or cross infection possible. Automatically prints result.

Specification:

FAQ

1. Can expired disc be used in the SD1 ?

No. The analyzer has a built-in sensor for determine if the disc has expired.If the disc is beyond the expiration date, the analyzer will cancel the run and display a code error message.

2. What is the shelf life of the test reagent disc?

The shelf life of a test reogent disc is 12 months (see package for expiration dote).

Seamaty recommends that disc should be stored and rofrigeratod at 2-8° C (3A-46° F).

Discs stored above 8° C will degrade faster throughout their shelf life.

3. Do discs require warm-up time before use?

Yes. We recommend that disc be used after 20 minutes warming up when it is taken out of refrigerator for optimal performance.

4. Can the discs be reused?

No. The discs are single-use, one disc is for one patient. They are considered a bio-hazard and should be disposed of in proper containers.

5. What types of samples can be used with the SD1?

Lithium-heparin whole blood, lithium-heparin plasma, or serum, do not use EDTA as an anti-coagulant.

6. What is the proper fubes for blood sample collection?

Seamaty offers enough FOC tubes (lithium heparin), pipette and pipette tips after your reagent disc order. Do not use EDTA tube.