Haemoglobinometer
Detailed Specifications: The haemoglobinometer uses the cyanmethemoglobin method or direct photometric measurement. The measurement range is 0-25 g/dL hemoglobin. The accuracy is ±0.2 g/dL or better. The sample volume requirement is 10-20 μL of whole blood. The measurement time is approximately 10-30 seconds. The display is a digital LCD showing hemoglobin concentration in g/dL. The instrument is pre-calibrated for standard methods. The wavelength is fixed at 540nm for cyanmethemoglobin method. The light source is a long-life LED. The detector is a silicon photodiode. The power supply is battery or AC adapter. The dimensions are approximately 150mm x 100mm x 50mm. The weight is approximately 500g. The instrument includes a set of cuvettes and reagent vials. A check standard is included for quality control. The instruction manual is provided.
Haemoglobinometer. The Haemoglobinometer Model MIC-20110 from Micron is a top rated instrument for rapid, accurate determination of hemoglobin concentration in blood samples. This portable photometric instrument uses the cyanmethemoglobin method or direct photometric measurement to determine hemoglobin levels. The digital display shows hemoglobin concentration in g/dL directly without calculations. The instrument requires only a small blood sample (10-20 μL) for testing. For clinical laboratories and point-of-care settings seeking the best haemoglobinometer for routine hemoglobin testing, the MIC-20110 is an outstanding choice that combines accuracy with portability.
One of the best features of the MIC-20110 haemoglobinometer is its direct digital readout and simple operation. The instrument is pre-calibrated for hemoglobin measurement using standard methods. The user simply adds the blood sample to the reaction cuvette with the provided reagent, inserts the cuvette, and reads the result directly in g/dL. The digital display shows results clearly with high precision. The small sample volume requirement (10-20 μL) makes it ideal for pediatric and geriatric patients. The portable design allows use in multiple locations within the laboratory or at point-of-care. The instrument requires minimal maintenance and includes a check standard for quality control. Its ease of use, direct readout, and portability make it a top rated haemoglobinometer for clinical and field use.
Direct Digital Readout in g/dL: Results displayed directly without calculations for rapid, error-free reporting.
10-20 μL Small Sample Volume: Ideal for pediatric, geriatric, and difficult draw patients.
0-25 g/dL Measurement Range: Wide range covers normal and abnormal hemoglobin levels.
±0.2 g/dL Accuracy: Precise measurement for reliable clinical decision making.
10-30 Second Measurement Time: Rapid results for efficient patient throughput.
Portable Battery or AC Operation: Use at multiple locations within laboratory or at point-of-care.
Pre-Calibrated Instrument: Ready for use immediately with standard methods.
Check Standard Included: Quality control verification for reliable daily operation.
Clinical Hematology Laboratories: Essential for routine hemoglobin testing in patient samples.
Point-of-Care Testing: Ideal for bedside testing in hospitals and clinics.
Blood Donor Screening: Perfect for hemoglobin screening of blood donors before donation.
Physician Office Laboratories: Suitable for in-office hemoglobin testing.
Community Health Camps: Excellent for field testing in screening programs.
Veterinary Clinics: Ideal for animal hemoglobin testing.
