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Mindray Showcases Range of Advanced Total IVD Solutions

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 05 Feb 2024

At Medlab Middle East 2024, Mindray (Shenzhen, China) is showcasing its total IVD solutions and new technologies that cater to laboratories with all sample volumes, ranging from large-sized laboratories to mid-sized and small-sized ones. For ultra-high volume laboratories, the Mindray M6000 Laboratory Automation System can provide high processing speed, less hands-on time, great cost efficiency, and standardized analytical quality. High-volume laboratories can benefit from Mindray’s automated, scalable solutions that can improve their workflow and standardization, bringing efficiency to all levels. For mid-to-high volume laboratories, Mindray offers reliable solutions to optimize workflow, increase efficiency, and maintain robust operation. Small-to-mid-volume laboratories can also benefit from Mindray’s reliable, robust solutions designed to improve productivity and accuracy. Mindray also provides robust, cost-efficient, and easy-to-use laboratory solutions that cater to small-volume laboratories across the world.

Mindray is demonstrating its ALL IN ONE Hematology Solution which brings greater efficiency to hematology testing with simplified workflows and ease of operation. It enables end-to-end automation throughout the process, from tube sorting through to analysis of CBC, ESR, CRP, SAA, and HbA1c with a single EDTA tube, smear preparation, and slide reading. The solution is ideal for core or centralized laboratories with mid-to-high sample volumes and a high demand for turnaround times. At Medlab Middle East 2024, Mindray is also showcasing the CAL 8000 new generation cellular analysis line designed for large-scale laboratories. It has higher throughput per square meter, upgraded labXpert Data Management Software, flexible layout design options, and other advanced functionalities. Combining Mindray’s new MC-80 digital cell morphology analyzer, the CAL 8000 takes hematology analysis automation to the next level.

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