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Posted on 06 Feb 2024

Image: The new high-end DH-800 hematology analyzer showcased at Medlab Middle East 2024 (Photo courtesy of Dymind)

Image: The new high-end DH-800 hematology analyzer showcased at Medlab Middle East 2024 (Photo courtesy of Dymind)

Dymind Biotechnology (Shenzhen, China) is introducing its breakthroughs in medical solutions for hematology, coagulation, POCT, immunology, and veterinary at Medlab Middle East 2024, including its new high-end hematology analyzer DH-800 with and innovative functions.

Leveraging cutting-edge laser scattering fluorescent technology, intelligent warm bath technology, and advanced AI cube technology, DH-800 revolutionizes WBC/RBC/PLT detection. In addition to offering powerful detection for abnormal WBC/RBC/PLT, it also provides unprecedented automation for daily operation and maintenance. Featuring an enhanced automatic detection system for capillary blood, it offers various and flexible sampling modes. Other features include a 15.5-inch intuitive touchscreen, rotatable barcode scanning, bionic swirl mixing, closed puncture sampling, and 3D fluorescent analysis.

Dymind is also highlighting the CA1200 fully automated coagulation analyzer which integrates optical clotting and magnetic bead clotting methods for reliable results. The CA1200 features an adjustable touchscreen and interior lighting to maximize convenience along with an intelligent design to optimize workflow. At Medlab Middle East 2024, Dymind is also showcasing the DH20 3-part auto hematology analyzer. Compact and user-friendly, the DH20 can measure more clinical parameters using only 9ul sample volume and comes with an optional RF card and barcode function.

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