Buy biochemistry analyzer you must know these tips

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1. The brand of biochemistry analyzer

The creation and cultivation of a brand is not something that happens overnight. If a medical device manufacturer can establish a long-lasting brand, it is more important to do all the work in every aspect. Choose a big brand of biochemical machines can be guaranteed in the quality of the product and after-sales service.

2. Manufacturer service

The good or bad service directly affects the future use, there is no equipment in the world that does not break down. If the biochemical machine is out of order, poor maintenance or after-sales service will bring you a lot of unnecessary trouble. You should know a lot of details when you buy the instrument. For example, what services are provided by medical equipment manufacturers? What are the charges? Which are free? The most important thing is to see if the long-term service can be guaranteed.

3. Biochemistry analyzer Price

There is no such thing as a good and inexpensive biochemistry analyzer, but don't go beyond common sense. Some biochemistry analyzers are very cheap, much lower than the market price. Then you should pay attention to whether it is a refurbished used machine or even a counterfeit.

4. Compatible with expandability

Reagent open or not, LIS system or HIS system. Whether the equipment can add new methods, projects, and can be upgraded. You should consider all of these.

5. Space Occupancy

Does your hospital or clinic have dedicated space to store the biochemistry analyzer. If not. A portable, small size biochemistry analyzer is a good choice.

Let's look at some more specific aspects.

1. Detection speed of the instrument

The testing speed of a biochemistry analyzer is chosen based on the volume of hospital visits. If the number of samples is particularly small, only three or five per day, you can choose a semi-automatic biochemistry instrument. If the number of patients is high or if you have to undertake tasks such as medical examinations, you can choose a fully automatic biochemical analyzer.

2. Types of biochemistry analyzers

Fully automatic biochemical analyzers can be divided into pipeline, centrifugal, dry slice and discrete. For the first two types have been eliminated, the market is almost impossible to buy these two. The dry-slice type is mainly used in emergency medicine. The discrete biochemistry analyzer is the current mainstream instrument.

3. Instrument parameters

Such as the number of sample positions, reagent positions, whether the test items are scalable, whether there is a liquid level detection function, etc.

These are the tips on buying a biochemistry analyzer. Be sure to clarify the actual situation and budget of your hospital before you choose to buy. Hope this helps you.