• Principle: This analyzer uses flow cytometry technology to perform a complete blood count (CBC). It measures various parameters such as white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. Flow cytometry involves the use of laser light to analyze individual cells as they pass through a fluid stream. 2. Sysmex CA-600: • Principle: The Sysmex CA-600 is a coagulation analyzer. It utilizes a combination of optical and mechanical methods to analyze blood coagulation. It measures the clotting time of blood samples to assess the coagulation cascade and identify abnormalities in clot formation. 3. Sysmex UF5000 Fully automated Urine Particle Analyzer: • Principle: This analyzer employs flow cytometry to examine urine samples. It can identify and quantify various urine particles, including red blood cells, white blood cells, epithelial cells, and bacteria. Flow cytometry enables precise and automated analysis of urine components. 4. Biorad D-10 HbA1c Analyzer: • Principle: This analyzer is used for the measurement of hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c), a marker for long-term glucose control in diabetes. It utilizes high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to separate and quantify different forms of hemoglobin in the blood, including HbA1c. 5. Architect ci4100 Chemistry Analyzer: • Principle: The Architect ci4100 is a clinical chemistry analyzer that employs various techniques such as photometry, potentiometry, and ion-selective electrode methods. It can analyze a wide range of biochemical parameters in blood samples, including enzymes, electrolytes, and metabolites. 6. Zybio-Q8 Pro Fluorescence Immunoassay Analyzer: • Principle: This analyzer is based on the principle of fluorescence immunoassay. It uses fluorescent markers to detect the presence or concentration of specific analytes (such as proteins, hormones, or antibodies) in a sample. The emitted fluorescence is proportional to the amount of the target analyte. 7. Architect i1000SR Immunoassay Analyzer: • Principle: Similar to the Zybio-Q8 Pro, this analyzer is an immunoassay system. It uses a variety of immunochemical techniques such as chemiluminescence, fluorescence, or enzyme- linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) to detect and quantify specific proteins or antibodies in a sample. 8. Sansure S-Q31B Iponatic PCR Instrument: • Principle: This is a real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR) instrument. It uses the principles of PCR to amplify and quantify specific DNA sequences. Real-time PCR allows for the monitoring of the amplification process in real-time, providing quantitative information about the initial amount of DNA in the sample.
• Principle: This semi-automated chemistry analyzer is designed for clinical chemistry testing. It likely employs colorimetric or enzymatic reactions to measure the concentration of various analytes in blood or other body fluids. Users may manually load samples onto the analyzer, and the instrument performs the analysis using predefined methods. 2. Eoscare SunQ11 Immunofluorescence Analyzer: • Principle: The SunQ11 Immunofluorescence Analyzer uses the immunofluorescence technique. In this method, fluorescent dyes or antibodies labeled with fluorophores are used to detect and quantify specific proteins or other substances in a sample. The emitted fluorescence provides information about the presence and concentration of the target analyte. 3. Rayto RT-7600 Hematology Analyzer: • Principle: The Rayto RT-7600 is a hematology analyzer that likely utilizes a combination of impedance and optical methods to analyze blood cells. Impedance technology measures changes in electrical resistance as cells pass through a small aperture, while optical methods use light scatter and absorption properties to differentiate and quantify different cell types. 4. Finecare FIA Meter FS-112 Immunofluorescence Analyzer: • Principle: Similar to the Eoscare SunQ11, the Finecare FIA Meter FS-112 is an immunofluorescence analyzer that uses the principles of immunofluorescence for analysis. It likely employs fluorescence-labeled antibodies or other molecules to detect and quantify specific analytes in a sample. The emitted fluorescence is measured to determine the concentration of the target substance.
1. Cobas u 411 Urine Analyzer:
• Principle: This analyzer is used for urine testing and likely employs a combination of reflectance photometry, fluorescence, and/or turbidimetry to measure various urine parameters such as glucose, protein, blood cells, and other substances. 2. Cobas e 411 Rack Automatic Immunonetry Analyzer: • Principle: The Cobas e 411 is an immunoassay analyzer that utilizes electrochemiluminescence (ECL) technology. It employs antibodies labeled with electrochemiluminescent markers to detect and quantify specific proteins or other analytes in blood or other body fluids. 3. Cobas c 111 Chemistry Analyzer: • Principle: The Cobas c 111 is a clinical chemistry analyzer that likely employs a combination of photometric and enzymatic methods to measure various biochemical parameters in blood samples. It is designed for smaller laboratories with moderate testing volumes. 4. Vitek 2 Compact: • Principle: The Vitek 2 Compact is an automated system for microbial identification and antibiotic susceptibility testing. It utilizes a combination of fluorescence, turbidity, and colorimetric methods to analyze microbial growth and response to antibiotics. 5. BacT/ALERT 3D: • Principle: This automated blood culture system is used for the detection of microbial growth in blood samples. It employs a colorimetric sensor to detect changes in the growth medium, indicating the presence of bacteria or fungi. 6. Cobas INTEGRA 400 plus Biochemical Analyzer: • Principle: The Cobas INTEGRA 400 plus is a fully automated clinical chemistry and immunochemistry analyzer. It employs a combination of photometric and enzymatic methods for clinical chemistry tests and utilizes electrochemiluminescence for immunoassays. 7. Roche 9180 Electrolyte Analyzer: • Principle: The Roche 9180 is an electrolyte analyzer that measures the concentrations of ions such as sodium, potassium, and chloride in blood or serum. It likely uses ion-selective electrodes to perform these measurements. 8. ABX Pentra XL 80 Hematology Analyzer: • Principle: The ABX Pentra XL 80 is a hematology analyzer that combines impedance and optical methods to analyze blood cells. Impedance technology measures changes in electrical resistance, while optical methods use light scatter and absorption to differentiate and quantify different cell types. 9. Sysmex XN-1000 Hematology Analyzer: • Principle: As mentioned earlier, the Sysmex XN-1000 uses flow cytometry technology for a complete blood count, measuring various parameters such as white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets. 10. Sysmex CA 104 Coagulation Analyzer: • Principle: The Sysmex CA 104 is a coagulation analyzer that likely combines optical and mechanical methods to analyze blood coagulation. It measures clotting time and other coagulation parameters. 11. Finecare FIA Meter FS-112 Immunofluorescence Analyzer: • Principle: Similar to the Finecare FIA Meter FS-112 mentioned earlier, this is an immunofluorescence analyzer that uses fluorescence-labeled antibodies or molecules to detect and quantify specific analytes in a sample.