ESR Analyzer LMEAR-A101

ESR Analyzer LMEAR-A101 is an Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate analyzer that measures the rate at which red blood cells settle in a vertical column of anticoagulated blood over a specific period of time. It is a compact and portable unit that employs the Westergren analysis method and utilizes an infrared sensor for precise and reliable measurement. It can read up to 20 channels simultaneously and offers a high throughput capability of up to 80 samples per hour.

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Specifications

Measuring Principle	Infrared sensor
Analysis Method	Westergren ESR value (mm/h)
Measurement Range	1 to 140 mm/h
Measuring Time	30 minutes or 60 minutes selectable
Sample Interval	3 minutes
Throughput	Up to 80 samples per hour
Reading Channels	20
Loading Capacity	20 samples at the same time
Loading Pattern	Random
Temperature Compensation	Refer to 18℃ automatically (selectable)
Reading Resolution	± 0.1 mm
Result Resolution	1mm/1h, 1mm/2h
Blood Level Range	50 to 64 mm
Display	Touch screen LCD display
Interface	RS232
Print	Built-in thermal printer
Memory Storage	4,000 results
Power	50 W
Power Supply	AC 110/220 V ± 10%, 60/50 Hz
Working Temperature	5℃ to 40℃
Humidity	≤ 80% RH
Packaging Dimension (W × D × H)	380 × 700 × 460 mm
Gross Weight	25 kg

Pricing

Product	Price	Unit	Action
ESR Analyzer LMEAR-A101	$2,020.00	Pack of 1	Add to cart Buy now

Features

It boasts a wide measurement range spanning from 1 to 140 mm/h, making it suitable for a variety of applications
Selectable between two measuring time options: 30 minutes or 60 minutes, depending on their specific requirements
Designed with a user-friendly touchscreen featuring a large, vibrant color display
Enhanced with RS232 interface for seamless data transfer Equipped with a built-in thermal printer for immediate result documentation and reporting
Provides ample storage capacity, capable of storing up to 4,000 test results, ensuring easy access to historical data

Applications

It is a versatile tool utilized for the analysis of erythrocyte sedimentation rates in a variety of healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinical laboratories, and research facilities.