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BIOELAB-3-Part Hematology Analyzer EC-30
✅ Key Features & Specifications
Here are the primary specifications and features of the EC‑30:
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The throughput is up to 60 samples/hour in whole blood mode. labtex.cn+3en.bioelab.net+3Alibaba+3
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It supports a 3‑part WBC differential (i.e., neutrophils, lymphocytes + mid cell group, granulocytes) — which is standard for “3‑part” hematology analyzers. Wikipedia+2en.bioelab.net+2
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Minimum sample volume: about 9 µL of whole blood. en.bioelab.net+1
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Built‑in 10.4‑inch colour touch screen display. Alibaba+1
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Data storage: capable of storing large number of results (for example, up to ~500,000 results in some specs) including histograms. Scribd+2en.bioelab.net+2
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Compact design, around < 28 kg in some spec sheets; built‑in thermal printer in some versions. en.bioelab.net+1
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Reagent requirements: typically a diluent plus a lysing reagent for the 3‑part differential mode. en.bioelab.net+1
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Interface: USB, LAN ports etc for connectivity. en.bioelab.net
Biograss 10x10cm (10s)
Biohazard Safety Boxes (5 Litres)
A Biohazard Safety Box (5 litres) is a sturdy, specially designed container used for safely collecting and disposing of sharps such as needles, syringes, scalpels, and other medical items that can cause injury or contamination.
It is made from durable, puncture-resistant material and clearly marked with biohazard warning symbols so that everyone can easily recognize that it contains dangerous medical waste. The 5-litre size is convenient for clinics, laboratories, hospitals, and outreach programs because it holds a good amount of waste without being too bulky.
Once the box is full, it can be securely sealed to prevent accidental exposure or spillage, ensuring the safety of healthcare workers, patients, cleaners, and waste handlers. It helps maintain hygiene, prevents needle-stick injuries, and reduces the spread of infections during medical waste disposal.
Biomax Antisera Anti A- – 10 ml
Key Features
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Accurate Blood Grouping: Specifically formulated to detect A antigens with clear, visible agglutination reactions.
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Consistent Performance: Manufactured under strict quality standards to ensure reliable and repeatable results.
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Ready-to-Use: Supplied in a 10 ml dropper bottle for convenient dispensing during routine testing.
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Clear & Fast Reactions: Delivers crisp agglutination that is easy to interpret, reducing chances of error.
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Stable & Long-Lasting: Designed to maintain effectiveness within recommended storage conditions.
Applications
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ABO blood grouping
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Blood bank screening
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Transfusion compatibility testing
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Routine lab diagnostics
Biomax Antisera Anti-D – 10 ml
Key Features
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Accurate Rh (D) Detection: Formulated to deliver clear, dependable agglutination results when testing for the D antigen.
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Ready-to-Use Liquid Reagent: No further dilution required—convenient for routine use and emergency blood typing.
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10 ml Volume: Ideal for moderate to high sample workloads while minimizing wastage.
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High Sensitivity & Specificity: Engineered to reduce false reactions and ensure consistent, trustworthy outcomes.
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Quality-Assured Manufacturing: Produced under stringent standards to maintain stability, clarity, and performance.
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Compatible With Standard Testing Methods: Suitable for slide, tube, and immediate spin techniques, depending on lab protocol.
Biomax Antisera Anti‑B
Biomax C-Reactive Protein (CRP) Slide Latex Kit
BIOMAX Coomb’s Reagent
Biomax Rheumatoid Factor (RF) Slide Latex Kit
Biomax Widal Antigen Test Kit
Biotech: ALAT / ALT / GPT Reagents — Clinical Chemistry / Semi-Automated Systems-biochemistry
🔬 1. IFCC Kinetic Method (Standard ALT Method)
Primary Reaction
ALT catalyzes:
L-Alanine + α-Ketoglutarate
→ Pyruvate + L-Glutamate
Indicator (Coupled) Reaction
Pyruvate + NADH + H⁺
→ Lactate + NAD⁺
(catalyzed by LDH)
As ALT activity increases, NADH decreases, and absorbance at 340 nm falls.
Measurement
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Wavelength: 340 nm
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Method: Kinetic, ΔA/min
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Rate proportional to ALT activity (U/L)
Biotech: Albumin Reagents- biochemistry
🔬 1. BCG Method (Bromocresol Green)
Most widely used in routine chemistry analyzers.
Principle
Albumin binds to BCG dye in an acidic buffer forming a green-colored complex.
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Absorbance: 600–630 nm (green complex)
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Type: Endpoint reaction (color intensity ∝ albumin concentration)
Advantages
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Very robust
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Strong signal (high sensitivity)
Limitations
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Mild positive bias in some conditions (e.g., high globulins)
🧪 2. BCP Method (Bromocresol Purple)
A more specific albumin method.
Principle
Albumin binds selectively to BCP dye in acidic buffer forming a purple complex.
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Absorbance: 540–550 nm
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Type: Endpoint
Advantages
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Higher specificity than BCG
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Less interference from globulins or acute phase proteins
Limitations
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Slightly lower color intensity
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More common in premium reagent lines