Used ABBOTT Architect #118785 for sale
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ABBOTT Architect is a high performance, automated clinical chemistry equipment featuring advanced open and closed systems to suit any lab environment requirement. It is designed to meet the most stringent clinical laboratory requirements while providing high performance, maximum efficiency and cost savings. Architect system is built with a modular, open architecture that allows complete flexibility and scalability with smoother integration into existing laboratory infrastructures. It has multiple automation levels, with options ranging from high-throughput stand-alone solutions to full-scale automated coagulation systems. The compact design of the unit increases workflow efficiency by performing multiple tests on a single sample, further reducing costs and turnaround time. The machine incorporates a host of automated processes such as specimen Identification and verification, sample processing, reagent preparation and reaction processes. Its capability to perform multiple assays with parallel processing and multiple wavelengths improve accuracy and precision. The on-board data management tool makes for efficient analysis and lab reporting. ABBOTT Architect can handle both routine and specialized tests from its library of easy-to-use reagents. The asset is built with advanced analytical technology that helps detect even the faintest of traces of various analytes. Its modular nature allows the user to add modules to the model as needed. Moreover, its flexibility also means the equipment may be adopted to a wide range of assay formats, across multiple laboratory areas. Overall, Architect is a cost-effective, reliable and advanced system that can improve workflow and performance of any modern lab. It is engineered to give the user maximum control over the testing process while saving on operational costs. The unit offers an ideal blend of performance, technology, and convenience that make it a sound choice for clinical laboratories.
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