Getein Biotech, Inc.  

Product Name: Getein 1600/Poct /Fully Automatic Machine Model NO.: Getein1600 Certification: CE, ISO13485 Type: Urine/Hematology Analyzer Classification: Physiological Functions of Diagnosis and Monitoring Equipment Trademark: GP Transport Package: Carton Specification: wooden box Origin: Jiangsu HS Code: 9027809900 Product Description Getein1600 Immunofluorescence Quantitative Analyzerisa bench-top diagnostic analyzer.Combined together with bar-coded, ready-to-use strip cassettes, Getein1600 isdesigned to deliver accurate testing results in minutes. Theelegant design makes Getein1600 can be used to great advantage in both routine and EMERGENCY testing situations in the clinical arena.ConsideringIts superior performance, compact design, easy of use, and minimal maintenance, Getein1600 is the optimal choice forclinics, research laboratories, and biotechnology companies.Assay MethodLateral Flow Chromatograpgy (Immunofluorescence)Test ResultQuantitativeSampling MaterialWhole blood, plasma, serum, urineLanguageEnglish/Chinese(Spanish, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Vietnamese etc. are under developing)Display10.4 Inch LCD Screen; Resolution800 x 600PrinterInternal Thermal PrinterWorking EnvironmentRelative Humidity < 70%Air Pressure 70.0kpa ~ 106.0kpaPower SupplyAC 100~240V, 50~60HzData Storage10,000 results can be savedDimensionsHeight 620mmWidth 410mmLength 530mmWeight55 KGCompany ProfileGetein Biotech Inc. (stock code: 603387), established in 2002, is a fully integrated in vitro diagnostic company that researches and develops, manufactures, markets and distributes a broad range of innovative diagnostic test kits in point-of-care, clinical chemistry, chemiluminescent assays, and molecular diagnostics. The company sits on a 10.5 square kilometers science park and is equipped with state-of-the-art R&D and production facilities. It also manufactures analytic medical devices and a variety of biological and non-biological raw materials for applications in diagnostics, pharmaceuticals, and academic research.