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Labmate LMATR-A107 is a breath alcohol analyzer used to measure ethanol concentration in exhaled breath and estimate alcohol levels for workplace, clinical, transportation, and regulatory screening.It is used for controlled breath testing, digital alcohol measurement, and documentation of alcohol concentration results in monitored environments.
Measures breath alcohol concentration (BRAC)
Converts readings into BAC equivalent values
Displays results digitally
Stores test data for reporting and compliance
Hospitals and clinical laboratories
Workplace safety and HR departments
Transportation and fleet operators
Law enforcement and forensic units
Research and academic laboratories
User provides a controlled breath sample
Sample enters internal sensing chamber
Sensor detects ethanol concentration
System processes alcohol level electronically
Result appears on digital display
Data is stored or exported via USB
Workplace alcohol screening before duty
Post-incident alcohol testing
Clinical alcohol evaluation
Transportation compliance checks
Research-based alcohol studies
Detection: Sensor-based ethanol measurement
Output: % BAC / mg/L
Display: Digital LCD interface
Data: Internal memory with export
Power: Battery / AC adapter
Interface: USB connectivity
Labmate LMATR-A107: Balanced use for field + lab testing
Labmate LMATR-A106: More focused on structured controlled testing environments
Both models follow the same measurement principle but differ in deployment flexibility.
When fast breath alcohol screening is required
When field + facility testing is needed
When result logging is required
When compliance documentation is required
It measures alcohol in breath samples for workplace, clinical, and compliance testing.
Results appear within seconds after breath sampling.
Yes, it supports both field and facility use.
It measures ethanol concentration and converts it into BAC or BrAC values.
Yes, it includes internal memory and export options.
Yes, it is commonly used in occupational safety programs.
Yes, periodic calibration is required for consistent measurement output.
Food, alcohol residue, mouthwash, and environmental conditions may affect results.
Labmate LMATR-A107 is used in structured alcohol monitoring programs aligned with workplace safety, healthcare screening, transportation compliance, and forensic documentation practices.