Auto Hematology Analyzer FM-AHA-A101 is a high performance 3-part differential Hematology Analyzer. It supports multiple test modes which includes whole blood, capillary blood and pre-diluted samples for flexible use. Stores up to 50,000 records, with USB & LAN connectivity for seamless data transfer. This Analyzer is ideal choice for hematology analysis in laboratories, research centres, hospital and clinics.
$3,750.00
| Sample volume | 9µl |
| Throughput | 60tests/Hour |
| Assay items | 3 parts, 21 parameters |
| Storage | Up to 50,000 records |
| Measuring principle | Impedance method for WBC, RBS PLT Test, Cyanide Free Colorimetry for HGB test |
| Testing items | 21 reportable parameters – WBC, Gran#, Lym#, Mid#, Gran%, Lym%, Mid%, RBC, HGB, HCT, MCV, MCH, MCHC, RDW-SC, RDW-CV, PLT, MPV, PDW, PCT, P-LCR, P-LCC |
| Interface | 4 USB Ports, 1 LAN Port |
| Package dimension (L×B×H) | 362×427×470mm |
| Gross weight | 26kg |
Compact and space saving
21 reportable parameters
User friendly interface
60 samples per hour
10.4-inch TFT touch screen
Auto Hematology Analyzer FM-AHA-A101 is used in clinical laboratories, hospitals, and diagnostic centers to analyze blood samples and measure blood cell parameters for routine blood testing and the assessment of hematological disorders.
1: What types of blood samples can Auto Hematology Analyzer FM-AHA-A101 process?
FM-AHA-A101 supports multiple test modes, including whole blood, capillary blood, and pre-diluted samples, offering flexibility for various laboratory needs.
2: How many parameters does this analyzer report?
It provides 21 reportable parameters, covering white blood cells (WBC), red blood cells (RBC), hemoglobin (HGB), hematocrit (HCT), platelets (PLT), and related indices.
3: Is this analyzer user-friendly?
Yes, it features a 10.4-inch TFT touch screen and a user-friendly interface, facilitating easy operation for laboratory personnel.
4: Is there a self-cleaning or auto-flush feature?
Yes, FM-AHA-A101 features automatic rinsing after each sample run to reduce carryover and maintain optimal measurement accuracy.
5: What happens if there’s a power outage during a test?
Tests interrupted by power loss will need to be re-run. However, data already processed and stored prior to the outage remains safe, because of its internal non-volatile memory.