X-6 CLIA System

Name: X-6 CLIA System
Brand: Spectrum Medical Industries

The  X6 CLIA System offers unparalleled efficiency with a throughput of 450 tests/hour and a compact design yielding up to 320 T/h/m². It supports a substantial on-board capacity of up to 412 samples and allows for extensive walk-away operation with up to 2000 tests. The X6’s design facilitates a one-time loading of up to 2002 cuvettes, streamlining the testing process.

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Flexible CLIA for medium and high-volume laboratories

Throughput of up to 450 tests/hour — among the highest for an analyser of this size — and up to 320 T/H/m².
Flexible sample positions: from 112 to 412 on board, requiring only a small upgrade to expand.
30 reagent positions with RFID reading all reagent information.
Up to 2,000 walk-away tests, avoiding frequent manual intervention.
Up to 2,002 cuvettes and 384 TIPs loaded at one time.
No-pause sample loading and unloading, with STAT mode for urgent samples.
Dual-mode wash liquid preparation — automatic or manual, depending on the scenario.
"One-side operations" design to save working space, with an intelligent indicator light.
SnibeLinker™ remote service solution for fast support response.

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