Pictus-700
A fully automated, random-access, small-footprint floor-standing chemistry analyser. Two reaction trays and robotic arms take total throughput to 800 tests/hour, bringing features usually found only in higher-cost systems without the operating expense.
Efficiency
- 95 sample positions and 72 single reagent positions.
- First results within 45 seconds.
- Internal optional 4-channel ISE.
- Optimised walk-away operation.
Cost effective and optimised workflow
- Low water consumption — less than 5 l/hour.
- Minimal consumable usage and re-usable cuvettes.
- Real-time reagent inventory control.
- Real STAT sample capacity.
Easy to operate and learn
- Windows-based operating system with graphically represented, icon-driven menus.
- Flexibility for reagent applications.
- Intuitive post-dilution and result checking.
- Autocal and auto-QC features.
Reliable high quality operation
- ISE, dilutor and pumps from suppliers of proven technology.
- Capacitive level sensor and clot detector.
- Internal barcode reader for racks, samples and reagents.
- Clot, crash and liquid detection on both probes; pre-heated probe for faster test times; variable intensity mixer.
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