| Test Principle | Optical colorimetry |
| Test Channel | 4 |
| Wavelength | 470 nm |
| Detection Time |
20 to 40 seconds can be set arbitrarily from 20 to 99 seconds |
| Sample Incubation Position | 24 |
| Reagent Incubation Position | 6 |
| Detection Position Temperature | 37.0 ± 1.0℃ |
| Incubation Position Temperature | 37.0 ± 1.0℃ |
| Incubation Time | 1 to 999s |
| Reaction Time | 1 to 99s |
| Reagent Dosage | Minimum dosage 20μl |
| Sample Volume | 20μl to 40μl |
| Display | 5-inch high-definition color touch screen |
| Storage | 20,000 results storage, automatically save measurement data when power off |
| Communication Interface | RS232 serial interface, support LIS system |
| Printer | Built-in thermal printer |
| Consumption | 70VA |
| Ambient Temperature | 10℃ to 30℃ |
| Relative Humidity | ≤80% |
| Atmospheric Pressure | 6kPa to 106kPa |
| External Size (W× D × H) | 390 × 250 × 135 mm |
| Package Size (W × D × H) | 445 × 305 × 265 mm |
| Net Weight | 4.96kg |
| Gross Weight | 7kg |
Semi-Automatic Coagulation Analyzer ADCAZ-502 is used to evaluate clotting parameters in blood samples. It is essential tool in laboratory for detecting coagulation abnormalities and monitoring anticoagulant therapy safely and effectively.
1. What are Semi-Automatic Coagulation Analyzers?
Semi-Automatic Coagulation Analyzers are laboratory instrument used to measure blood clotting times with minimal manual input. They perform tests like PT, APTT, TT, and fibrinogen using optical or mechanical detection methods. These systems enhance accuracy, speed, and consistency in coagulation testing. They use small blood or plasma samples and provides rapid, reliable results.
2. Where are Semi-Automatic Coagulation Analyzers commonly used?
Semi-Automatic Coagulation Analyzer are commonly used in small to medium-sized clinical laboratories. They are ideal for diagnostic centres with moderate patient volumes. Medical colleges and teaching institutions use them for educational purposes. They are also found in rural or resource-limited healthcare settings. These Analyzers offer reliable testing where full automation isn't necessary.
3. How do Semi-Automatic Coagulation Analyzers function?
Semi-Automatic Coagulation Analyzer functions by adding specific reagents to a blood sample to trigger the clotting process. They then detect changes either in light transmission that is optical method or movement that is mechanical method to determine when a clot forms. The time taken for clot formation is automatically measured and recorded. This process helps evaluate how well the blood coagulates and assists in diagnosing clotting disorders.
| Test Principle | Optical colorimetry |
| Test Channel | 2 |
| Wavelength | 470 nm |