Used ABBOTT Cell Dyn 3500 R/SL #169224 for sale

ABBOTT Cell Dyn 3500 R/SL is a member of ABBOTT Cell Dyn family of lab equipment and accessories. This cell counter is specifically designed for use in the clinical field, providing a complete solution for the accurate evaluation of red cell populations ABBOTT Cell Dyn 3500 R/SL is a laser-based cell analyzer that uses proprietary Coulter Impedance technology, which ensures reliable analysis of cell sizes and populations. The system also utilizes its advanced software algorithms to analyze samples, making them easy to interpret. ABBOTT Cell Dyn 3500 R/SL has a 21.5-inch touchscreen display, which provides an integrated, visual interface for users to view results. The device also has an intuitive menu that simplifies the programming of various parameters and simplifies the operation of the device. ABBOTT Cell Dyn 3500 R/SL is equipped with a variety of features that make it an ideal cell analyzer for the clinical field. The device features include a large range of sample sets and a large sample capacity (up to 150 microliters), plus the ability to switch between red cell and white cell analysis in order to accommodate varying sample requirements. In addition, ABBOTT Cell Dyn 3500 R/SL is compatible with multiple printer brands, allowing users to print cell result reports in whatever format they need. The device is capable of bar code scanning, which allows for secure, accurate sample tracking and result recording. ABBOTT Cell Dyn 3500 R/SL also includes a wide range of useful accessories. For example, there is a built-in refrigerated sample storage drawer that can store sample tubes for up to 10 days. There is also a 96-well plate reader for automatic cell count scanning, as well as a reagents auto-exchange system, allowing for quick and easy reagent exchange. Overall, ABBOTT Cell Dyn 3500 R/SL is an invaluable tool in the clinical field, providing reliable and accurate cell analysis. With its intuitive interface and features, it allows users to quickly get the data they need, helping to improve patient care and informing the proper treatments.