Used Hematology Serology Equipment

Automated units for blood component collection, separation, and reinfusion.

Semi or fully automated plasma sample analyzers.

Blood bank refrigerators.

Floor or tabletop nonrefrigerated low speed centrifuges for blood banks.

Easily cleanable chairs with an adjustable arm for ensuring minimal arm bending for venipuncture. Usually, lateral and height adjustments are possible.

Blood gas/pH analyzers for laboratories.

Blood testing devices for use at Point-Of-Care.

Blood grouping analyzers with data processing capabilities for testing, used in hematology, blood banks, and laboratories.

Point-Of-Care analyzers for hemotological tests.

A device which periodically tilts up and down to mix the blood samples in tubes.

A camera which is devised specially for obtaining optimal images from microscope or other optical visual device.

Capillary electrophoresis systems.

Cell washing, low speed, non-refrigerated table top centrifuge.

Floor centrifuges, refrigerated/non refrigerated, high/low speed.

Refrigerated and non-refrigerated centrifuges for clinical laboratory testing.

Low speed, nonrefrigerated tabletop centrifuge to concentrate biological fluids for slides.

Devices intended to measure the number of cells (particles) in a flow of suspension. Detection is done either by electrical methods, or by an optical system (e.g. laser system).

Electron microscopes with transmission and scanning capabilities.

A system for separation of ionic solute mixtures using electrophoresis.

A device or a rack for measuring the rate of blood (erythrocyte) sedimentation. Multi test capabilities which enables the laboratory in performing a high throughput of blood samples.

Point-of-Care whole blood analyzers measuring glucose concentration in blood.

Laboratory and point-of-care analyzers that measure levels of glycohemoglobin in blood.

High-speed microhematocrit centrifuges.

Semi-automated and fully automated hematology analyzers.

Devices for hemodialysis.

A pump which propels liquids in a constant rate for laboratory or medical uses.

Laser Microdissection used for laboratory’s sample preparation. Its high precision technology is aimed to obtain clearly defined starting material for many future experiments.

This group contains various instruments, light sensitive, which are intended to measure light signals from various areas of a pallet or other device used to determine chemical reactions.

Cell separator which is based on the difference of the magnetic moments of different cells.

Mass spectrometers for clinical laboratory use.

Light microscopes using various contrast methods for use in clinical laboratories

A laboratory instrument used to simultaneously determine oxygenation of hemoglobin forms.

Pipettes, pipette fillers and serial repeating pipettes.

Extractors used for separation of blood components from the blood bags or other containers.

Plasma freezers for use in blood banks.

Blood coagulation (platelet aggregation) analyzers for laboratory use.

Analyzers for point-of-care analysis of coagulation process

Data management information systems for physician's office and clinics.

Electron microscopes that provide a three-dimensional image of the surface of a specimen.

Automated slide stainers for hematology and microbiology laboratory.

A device which stirs solutions.

Digital system for dictating and transcribing medical reports and records.