Reagents and samples for fully automatic biochemistry analyzer

release time:2021-09-30 10:51:34

With a fully automated biochemistry analyzer, the entire process from sample loading to result generation is done automatically by the instrument. The operator only needs to place the sample in a specific position on the analyzer. The operator then selects the program and starts the instrument to wait for the test report.

How are the reagents and samples of the fully automated biochemistry analyzer automated?


The biochemical analyzers used in clinical laboratories generally use multi-channel analysis. The reagent position of the biochemistry analyzer can fully meet the needs of routine biochemical test items. When the laboratory uses dual reagents, the requirements of the biochemical analyzer reagent bits to increase accordingly.

If reagents need to be loaded during instrument operation, most biochemical machines require access to a dedicated reagent loading program. Fully automated biochemistry analyzers can also complete reagent loading between assays.

Biochemistry analyzers can load samples using sample trays or sample racks. Sample trays can be loaded with a larger number of samples at a time. Most small to medium-sized biochemistry analyzers use this method. Loading samples via sample racks is suitable for laboratories to automate sample transfer because of its flexibility. This is currently the primary form of sample loading for large biochemical analysis equipment.

For ease of use, many biochemical instruments have dedicated lanes or sample locations for emergency sample testing. At the same time, it can also provide a dedicated location for calibrators and quality control products.
seamaty fully automatic biochemistry analyzer


Chengdu Seamaty Technology has introduced many portable fully automated biochemical analyzers. For example, the SD1 dry biochemistry analyzer not only automatically identifies samples and reagents with barcodes, but also automatically cleans them. the SD1 biochemistry analyzer effectively prevents cross-contamination.


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