Clinical Laboratory Equipment: Analyzers, Microscopes & Bone Densitometers
Hematology, electrolyte, blood gas and HbA1c analyzers, microscopes, bone densitometers and screening devices for hospital labs, clinics and checkup centers.
22 products
Key takeaways
- 21 clinical laboratory and diagnostic models: 8 analyzers, 6 microscopes, 5 bone densitometers, a body composition analyzer and an arteriosclerosis detector.
- Hematology analyzers come in 3-part (HP-AD04) and 5-part (HP-AD05, HP-AD06) differential versions.
- Bone density testing covers radiation-free ultrasonic densitometers and a dual-energy X-ray densitometer (HP-B09).
Clinical laboratory equipment turns patient samples into results that doctors act on. This collection lists hematology, electrolyte, blood gas and glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) analyzers, microscopes and screening devices for hospital laboratories, clinics and health checkup centers.
How to choose laboratory analyzers
- Hematology. A 3-part differential hematology analyzer (HP-AD04) sorts white cells into three groups and suits routine blood counts; 5-part analyzers (HP-AD05 and the fully automatic HP-AD06) separate five white-cell types for hospital labs.
- Chemistry near the patient. An electrolyte analyzer (HP-AD01 to HP-AD03) measures ions such as sodium and potassium, the HP-AD07 blood gas analyzer supports critical care, and the HP-AD08 HbA1c analyzer supports diabetes monitoring.
- Running costs. Ask for the test menu, reagent use per test and calibration needs of each model; reagent cost matters as much as the analyzer price.
Microscopes and screening devices
- Medical microscopes in floor, table and camera-system versions (HP-Q01 to HP-Q06).
- Ultrasonic bone densitometers (HP-B01, HP-B01+, HP-B02, HP-B04) screen bone density without radiation; the HP-B09 uses dual-energy X-ray.
- A body composition analyzer (HP-B06) and an arteriosclerosis detector (HP-B08) for health checkup programs.
Products in this collection
- Analyzers: HP-AD01 to HP-AD08 (8 models)
- Microscopes: HP-Q01 to HP-Q06 (6 models)
- Bone densitometers: HP-B01, HP-B01+, HP-B02, HP-B04, HP-B09
- Body composition and arteriosclerosis testing: HP-B06, HP-B08
When you request a quote, list the tests you run per day and the sample types you handle.
Frequently asked questions
+How does a hematology analyzer work?
Most hematology analyzers count and size blood cells with the electrical impedance principle as cells pass through a small aperture. Five-part analyzers add optical methods such as laser light scatter, sometimes with chemical staining, to separate the five white-cell types. Hemoglobin is measured by photometry. The method of each model is stated in its specification with the quotation.
+What is the working principle of an electrolyte analyzer?
It uses ion-selective electrodes. Each electrode develops a voltage in proportion to the concentration of one ion, typically sodium, potassium and chloride, and on some models ionized calcium and pH. After calibration, the analyzer converts these voltages into concentrations. The ion menu of HP-AD01 to HP-AD03 is confirmed with the quotation.
+What tests does a hematology analyzer report?
A complete blood count: white blood cells, red blood cells, hemoglobin, hematocrit, platelets and red-cell indices such as MCV, MCH and MCHC, plus a 3-part or 5-part white-cell differential. The exact parameter count of each model is confirmed with the quotation.
+What is the difference between ultrasonic bone densitometry and a DEXA scan?
Ultrasonic densitometers measure how sound travels through bone at a peripheral site such as the heel, use no radiation and are used for screening. DEXA (DXA) uses two low-dose X-ray energies, and central DXA of the hip and spine is the reference method for diagnosing osteoporosis. HP-B01, HP-B01+, HP-B02 and HP-B04 are ultrasonic; HP-B09 is a dual-energy X-ray densitometer, and its measurement site is confirmed with the quotation.
+Is a hemocytometer the same as a hematology analyzer?
No. A hemocytometer is a glass counting chamber for manual cell counts under a microscope. HP-AD04 to HP-AD06 are automated hematology analyzers with 3-part or 5-part white-cell classification.