Beckman Coulter Olympus AU 400e Chemistry/Toxicology, 400 tests/hour Analyzer In Arcade, NY, USA (CAT#: STEM-AIPO-0215-YJL)

Beckman Coulter Olympus AU 400e Chemistry/Toxicology, 400 tests/hour Analyzer In Arcade, NY, USA, model Beckman - Coulter OLYMPUS AU 400E, is manufactured by Beckman - Coulter general medical equipment.
The Beckman Coulter AU400e Chemistry system, formerly the Olympus AU400e boasts over 85 assays with a maximum throughput of 400 tests per hour. The AU family of systems are well regarded, open reagent, high quality chemistry systems that are considered one of the most popular chemistry systems on the market, in particular in the US laboratory marketplace. Chemistry analyzers measure substances within bodily fluids to establish a pattern of abnormalities. The wide range of tests can be grouped under several categories such as electrolytes, enzymes, blood sugar, metabolites, thyroids, hormones, lipids, therapeutic drug monitoring, and drugs of abuse monitoring. This analysis can be conducted on blood (either whole, serum or plasma), urine, semen or cerebrospinal fluids Chemistry analysis begins with patient sample placed in separate capsules, test tubes, slides or sample cups that are transported on a conveyor with sample racks or in a carousel in a reagent tray. Specimens are sampled and then mixed automatically together with diluents and reagents in a reaction cuvette. The reagents are pulled from a reagent carousel, which is typically refrigerated to keep the reagents shelf life longer. The reactive cuvette is stored and processed in the Reaction carousel. The Reaction carousel holds the mixing station (which mixes samples and reagents) and wash station (which rinses the cuvettes). Dependent on the manufacturer, the cuvette is either made of glass or plastic, but must be optically clear so that light may pass through without any intervention from scratches or blemish. Chemistry analysis is calculated through the absorbance of the specific wavelengths as light is passed through the specimen. All chemistry analyzers possess a photometer (either filter photometer or spectrophotometer) that conducts the measurement of the light absorbance of the specimen, and results are calculated. Filter photometers use glass filters, on a rotating filter wheel, coated with colored material while spectrophotometers use prisms or gratings, to isolate these wavelengths from the scanner beam. In both cases, a lamp (typically halogen) is the light source. Spectrophotometry is a more commonly used method than Filter photometry, which is currently only used in J&J, Roche Cobas and Siemens Dimension systems. Spectraphometry is used in most other systems including Abbott, Beckman and Roche Hitachi systems. The process to attain the results from the absorbance tests are classified either as End Point or Kinetic. End point method incubates the reaction mixture for a predetermined amount of time to reach the end point, or equilibrium of the reaction. Kinetic method, as the reagents and the sample are mixed, the reaction is monitored, the rate of change in absorbance is then determined and related to analyte concentration. As such, Kinetic is a faster method than End Point.

Condition: Used
Analytical System: Fully automated, random-access clinical chemistry system with STAT capability
Analytical Principles: Spectrophotometry and potentiometry
Analytical Types: Endpoint, rate, fixed point and indirect ISE
Analytical Methods: Colorimetry, turbidimetry, latex agglutination, homogeneous EIA, indirect ISE
Simultaneously Processed Analytes: 60 photometric tests + 3 ISE
Throughput: 800 photometric tests/hour; up to 1,200 with ISE
Sample Types: Serum, plasma, urine, whole blood (HbA1c) and other fluids
Sample Feeder: Racks with 10 samples each (barcodes on primary tubes and on racks); capacity of 150 samples; continuous loading
Sample Tubes: In primary and secondary tubes; diameter between 11.5 and 16.5 mm; height between 55 and 102 mm
STAT Samples: Up to 22 positions for STAT samples, barcoded primary tubes
Sample Volume: 1–25 μL in 0.1 μL increments (1–25 μL for repeats)
Reagent Supply: 60 positions for R1, 48 positions for R2; refrigerated: 4–12°C; handling of 3-shot reagents
Reagent Volume: R1: 15–250 μL; R2: 15–250 μL; in 1 μL increments
Total Reaction Volume: 120–425 μL
Reaction Cuvette: Quartz cuvettes
Reaction Time: Up to 8 minutes, 40 seconds
Reaction Temperature: 37°C
Mixing Method: With rotating paddles after dispensing sample and reagent
Photometry System: Direct assay through the reaction cuvette (0–3.0 OD) mono and bichromatic measurements possible
Wavelength: 13 different wavelengths between 340–800 nm
Cuvette Cleaning: Comprehensive cleaning with detergents
Calibration: Autocalibration, cooled calibrator positions; master calibration established by two-dimensional barcode on the reagent bottle (>3-point calibration)
Quality Control: Auto QC, cooled QC positions
Test Requisition: Individual and profile test requisition via online, mouse, function keys or touch screen
Safety: Clot detection and crash prevention for sample and reagent dispenser
Online: Full uni- and bi-directional communication possible
Software: Windows 7®
Data Storage: Sample number: 100,000 samples. Reaction data: 200,000 tests.
Dimensions (WxHxD): ANL 1,950×1,280×1,000
Power Supply: 200 V; 208 V; 220 V; 230 V; 240 V; 50 Hz; 60 Hz/3.8 KVA
One Year Warranty

Beckman Coulter Olympus AU 400e Chemistry/Toxicology Analyzer
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Fully automated, for routine, STAT, urine and homogeneous Immuno Assays Analytical methods
Analytical methods: Clinical chemistry and immunological parameters. End point, kinetic assays, fixed-time-kinetics, Optionally ISE
Simultaneously processed analytes: Up to 38 photometric tests
Throughput: 400 photometric tests/hour
Sample feeder: Racks with 10 samples each (barcodes on primary tubes and on racks); capacity of 80 samples; continuous loading
Sample Tubes: In primary and secondary tubes; diameter from 11.5 to 16 mm; height from 55 to 102mm
STAT samples: Up to 22 positions for STAT samples, bar-coded primary tubes
Sample volume: 2 ” 50 μl in 1 μl steps (1″ 50 μl for repeats
Reagent supply: Refrigerated (4 °C ” 12 °C); 76 positions for R1/ R2
Reagent volume: 1. reagent: 25 ” 300 μl; 2. reagent: 25 ” 300 μl;

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