Erma PCE-210 Medical Laboratory Reagents , Hematology Analyzer Cell Counter Reagents

Hematology Analyzer Reagent for 3 Part Erma PCE-210 Compatible Cell Counter Reagent Manufactuer
 
Specification

 
Intended Use
To be used for blood cell counting, sizing, and WBC differentiation, hemoglobin determination on ERMA PCE-210 Hematology Analyzers. This product is for In Vitro Diagnostic Use only.
 
1. How about our after-sales service?
For international customers, the agent is responsible for after-sales service.
For direct selling customers, it can provide free after-sales service (excluding spare parts fee), and make the first reply on the day of customer feedback.
For non-direct customers, the agent is responsible for providing after-sales service, and our company can provide telephone technical assistance.Under special circumstances, our company can also offer engineers to assist, and the fee depend on specific situation.
 
2. Are the specifications of a set of reagents fixed?
Certainly, our products is produced according to the specifications od the original reagents, however, some products can be adjusted according to the demand of different customers.
 
3. STORAGE
Store the product at 2-35℃ in a dust free place with good ventilation. Temperature outside the range may damage the product.
The open vial life of the product is 60 days. Unused reagents should be discarded after 60 days. Do not mix residual with a new carton.
 
4. PRECAUTIONS
Re-calibration is recommended when changing the origin of the reagents.
It is not recommended using different brands of solutions together on one unit of analyzer.
Do not ingest. Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
Skin contact: Flush with plenty of water.
Eyes contact: Flush with plenty of water. Obtain immediate medical attention.
This kit is for professionals and in vitro diagnostic use only.
Never put distilled water on the analyzer (except clean for shipping menu), otherwise the pneumatic unit can be damaged seriously.
 
Some product questions you may want to ask:
1) What is the principle of 3 part hematology analyzer?
In a 3-part analyzer the cell counting is based on the Coulter Principle. All hematology analyzers utilise Coulter's Principle. 3-part differential cell counter employs Coulter's Principle to determine the size as well as volume of the cells. Coulter's principle is applied employing two electrodes.
 
2) What is the diluent in the hematology analyzer?
The diluent for the hematology analyzer comprises sodium chloride, sodium sulfate, a phosphate buffer agent, ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid, 1-pyridone-2-sulphur and formaldehyde, and the pH value of the solution is 6.5-7.4, and preferably is 7.2; the content of each component is preferably as follows: 5g/L of ...
 
3) Which diluent is good for RBC and platelet counting?
For this, the blood specimen is diluted (usually in 1:200 ratio) with the help of RBC diluting fluid (commonly the Hayem's Fluid) which preserve and fix the Red blood cells. The Hayem's fluid is isotonic to the Red blood cells and does not cause any damage to it.
 
4) What is the use of Lyse in hematology analyzer?
It is used to lyse (destroy) red blood celis for hemogiobin determinations or aid in the counting of white blood cells. Applicable to the hematology analyzers.
 
5) What are the reagents of hematology Analyser?
At present, hematology analyzers on the market can be divided into 3 part hematology analyzers and 5 part hematology analyzers. Hematology reagents are also indispensable in the use of hematology analyzer. Hematology reagents include hemolytic agents, diluents, cleaning solutions and concentrated cleaning solutions.

6) Which of the following combination of reagents is used to measure hemoglobin?
This is done by adding both potassium cyanide and ferricyanide whose absorbance is then measured at 540 nm using a photoelectric colorimeter against a standard quality control solution. The Hb concentration is then determined by the result produced by the photoelectric colorimeter.
 
7) Will the quality of CBC reagents change with different temperature?
Normal weather change will not affect the use of the product. If the reagents freeze for low temperature, returning it to room temperature make the ice melt completely and the products can be used normally. Ensurind the ice melt completely otherwise it may cause blockage. The store temperature of hematology reagents is 2-35 degrees, and the biochemical reagents require 2-8 degrees, if not the validity of products will shorten.