Hospitals and laboratories with high volumes require a biochemistry analyzer with an auto sampler so that throughput is rapid and smooth. An auto sampler refers to an arrangement where the analyzer is loaded with multiple samples in a sequence automatically for analysis. The tedious and time-consuming single sample is not loaded manually.
The most immediate benefits of an auto sampler are throughput and efficiency. An auto sampler allows the analyzer to run continuously, hundreds of samples an hour, as is necessary for busy facilities.
No longer is there the need for man-around-the-clock supervision, and laboratory technicians are able to devote their time to higher-level work. Auto samplers allow for a standard and uniform sample loading process and also minimize the risk of human cross-contamination. When auto samplers are combined with biochemistry analyzers, laboratories can streamline their processes, increase throughput, and perform higher volumes of tests in a consistent and accurate process.
Handles multiple samples at once without manual intervention.
Capable of processing 200–1,500+ tests per hour.
Supports 40–200+ sample positions with STAT (emergency) slots.
Performs liver, kidney, lipid, enzyme, protein, and electrolyte tests.
Offers high precision with ±1–2% error margin.
Performs sample dilutions, reagent mixing, and bubble/clot detection.
Equipped with a color touch screen, easy menus, and real-time monitoring.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Throughput (Test Speed) | 200 – 1,500+ tests per hour (depending on model) |
| Auto Sampler Capacity | 40 to 200+ sample positions, with STAT (emergency) slots |
| Sample Types | Serum, plasma, whole blood, urine, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) |
| Sample Volume | 1.5 µL – 35 µL (small aspiration for pediatric/limited samples) |
| Reagent Positions | 50 – 120 onboard (some refrigerated for stability) |
| Wavelength Range | 340 nm – 700 nm with multiple filters or grating system |
| Calibration | Multi-point calibration with automatic recalibration and quality control programs |
| Operating Conditions | Temperature 15–30 °C; humidity 30–80% (non-condensing) |