3-part Differential Hematology Analyzer
Model: MCL2258
Product Overview
3-part differential hematology analyzers play a big role in day-to-day blood testing. They count and sort white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets, giving labs reliable results fast. These laboratory blood analyzers use both electrical and optical tech to get accurate numbers for all the basic blood parameters. This type of hematology analyzer is a good fit for small and mid-sized labs that need solid performance without a lot of hassle.
Key Features & Advantages
1. High-Throughput Efficiency
This advanced hematology analyzer can run up to 60 samples an hour. The process is automated — sampling, dilution, the works — so lab staff spend less time waiting around. It handles whole blood or pre-diluted samples, and most steps just take the press of a button.
2. Precision and Reliability
The laboratory blood analyzer combines electrical and colorimetric detection for highly consistent results. Built-in quality control systems with automatic background monitoring guarantee clinical reliability.
3. Smart Reagent Management
The 3-part differential hematology analyzer tracks how much reagent you use, keeps waste low, and dispenses with real accuracy, thanks to gear pumps. Barcodes make sure you don’t use expired reagents — every batch gets matched to its expiry date automatically.
4. User-Friendly Operation
Features a 10.4-inch color touchscreen and guided workflows. Automated cleaning procedures reduce maintenance complexity.
5. Seamless Data Integration
This 3-part differential hematology analyzer plugs right into HL7 and LIS systems, so test results sync with hospital databases in real-time. Data moves both ways, and you don’t have to mess with manual uploads or paperwork.
6. Low Maintenance Design
Most parts clean themselves, and the analyzer works steadily in a wide range of temperatures — basically, anywhere between 10 and 30°C. That means less downtime and more reliable results over the long haul.
Automated Sampling of Hematology Analyzer
10.4-inch Color Touchscreen of Hematology Analyzer
Key Specifications
Model | MCL2258 |
Histogram | White blood cell (WBC) histogram
Red blood cell (RBC) histogram Platelet (PLT) histogram |
Test Items | WBC, LYM #, MID #, GR #, LYM%, MID%, GR%, RBC, HGB,HCT, MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW-CV, RDW-SD, PLT, MPV, PDW,PCT, P-LCC, P-LCR |
Throughput | 60 samples / hour |
Sample Type | Pulse blood Peripheral blood Prediluted blood |
Blood Volume | 10 uL of venous blood and peripheral blood, 20 uL |
Display | 10'4 inch HD touch LCD screen (All results and histograms are displayed on the same screen) |
Storage | Automatic storage, maximum of 200,000 sample results(including sample information) |
Interface | LAN RS232 HDMI 4 USB |
Power Supply | 100~240V |
Weight | Net weight: about 17kg Gross weight: about 20kg |
Volume | Machine size: 265×380×420mm Package size: 465×580×545mm |
Application Scenarios
1. Community Clinics and Primary Healthcare Centers
Perfect for routine blood work in outpatient clinics—useful for quick screenings and first-round diagnoses.
2. Small to Mid-Sized Hospital Laboratories
Keeps up with daily testing needs, delivering fast results for urgent and routine cases.
3. Mobile Medical Units and Field Testing
Its compact size and dependable performance are great for mobile clinics and remote locations.
4. Research and Educational Institutions
Handy for teaching labs or small research projects that need reliable blood data.
FAQ
Q1: Can the analyzer keep up speed and accuracy during busy times?
A1: Absolutely. It processes 60 samples an hour and the built-in quality control never takes a break. Even when things get hectic, it holds key parameters (WBC, RBC, etc.) steady, keeping CV values at or below 2.5%. Automated monitoring stops results from drifting.
Q2: How does the reagent management system save money?
A2: The gear pumps are extremely precise — down to 0.01mL — and the system tallies reagent use per sample, so you can reduce unnecessary consumption. Barcode tracking stops expired reagents from slipping through.
Q3: Is it easy to connect to hospital LIS systems?
A3: Yes, it’s straightforward. The analyzer speaks HL7 and has standard connections (LAN/RS232), so you can set it up with most LIS systems out of the box—no custom coding, no extra expenses.
