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Coagulation Analyzer ZCOA-A12

Coagulation Analyzer ZCOA-A12

Coagulation Analyzer ZCOA-A12 processes up to 200 tests per hour, eliminating downtime with 1000 continuous cuvettes and synchronized motion manipulators. It offers high linearity (≥0.980 correlation coefficient) with a wide FIB testing range of 0.3-12g/L. Equipped with independent sample and reagent probes, along with automatic pre-heating and liquid surface detection. Our device ensures minimal interference from icterus, hemolysis, or plasma viscosity, guaranteeing highly precise and consistent outcomes.

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Frequently Asked Question

1. How many sample positions does the analyzer have?

The analyzer can accommodate up to 32 sample positions, making it suitable for higher-volume testing in busy labs.

2. How many reagent positions are available on the analyzer?

The analyzer features 4 reagent positions, allowing for the use of multiple reagents at the same time, streamlining the testing process.

3. What is the light source used in the measuring system?

The analyzer uses a Tungsten lamp as the light source for its photometric measuring system, ensuring accurate and reliable results.

4. What type of display does the analyzer have?

It is equipped with a rear-illuminated LCD screen, offering clear visibility of test results and system status.

5. How long does a typical coagulation test take on this analyzer?

Test times vary based on the specific assay, but the double testing channels and efficient system design allow for rapid results, especially when multiple tests are conducted in parallel.

6. What is a coagulation analyzer?

A coagulation analyzer is a medical device used to measure blood clotting parameters, helping diagnose and monitor bleeding disorders, thrombosis, and the effectiveness of anticoagulant therapy.

7. How do coagulation analyzers work?

They use optical, mechanical, or electrochemical methods to detect clot formation in a blood sample mixed with specific reagents.

8. How long does a coagulation test take?

Most tests take 1 to 10 minutes, depending on the specific assay and analyzer model.

9. Can coagulation analyzers be used in point-of-care settings?

Yes, portable and compact coagulation analyzers are available for point-of-care (POC) testing in emergency rooms, clinics, and home care.

10. What factors should I consider when buying a coagulation analyzer?

Testing volume (low, medium, or high throughput). Automation level (manual, semi-automated, or fully automated). Ease of use and software integration Regulatory compliance. Maintenance requirements and service support.