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| Certification | CE, ISO13485, Nmpa |
| Weight | 50kg |
| Detection Limit | Cu≤0.02μG /Ml |
| Detection Deviation | ≤10% |
| Real-Time Detection Time | 3-5 S/Test |
| Communication Interface | USB; HDMI; Ethernet Interface |
| Correlation Coefficient | R≥0.995 |
| Power Supply | Voltage: 220V; Frequency: 50Hz |
| Operating Temperature | (10-30)℃ |
| Specification | 820 mm × 550mm × 360 mm |
| HS Code | 9027300000 |
The trace element analyzer adopts the atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS) technique—also known as atomic absorption photometry—for the quantitative determination of trace elements in the human body.
By measuring the intensity of light absorbed by free atoms of the target element in a sample, the instrument generates a signal that correlates with the element's concentration. Based on this signal-concentration relationship, the instrument calculates the final result.
The system is composed of a light source, flame atomizer, monochromator, and an integrated processing unit. It utilizes atomic absorption spectrometry in conjunction with specialized reagents to simultaneously perform in vitro detection of copper, zinc, calcium, magnesium, and iron in whole blood and serum.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | AAS-H500 |
| Detection Method | Atomic spectrometry |
| Elements Detected | Copper, Zinc, Calcium, Magnesium, Iron |
| Detection Time | 3–5 seconds per sample |
| Detection Limit | Cu ≤ 0.02μg/mL |
| Detection Deviation | ≤ 10% |
| Humidity Range | ≤ 70% |
As a leading high-tech biomedical enterprise, the group integrates R&D, production, sales, and after-sales service into a comprehensive system. Operating from a massive integrated R&D center, the company has established several technical platforms including molecular diagnosis, immunoassay, atomic absorption, and mass spectrometry.
The human trace element detection system has been widely used in more than 4,000 hospitals, with an annual detection volume of up to 22 million person-times. Our fully automated products based on microfluidic technology are hailed as a "laboratory on a chip".
Through the acquisition of international expertise, the group has concentrated efforts on mass spectrometry analysis within the life sciences sector, offering customers outstanding precision and exceptional user experience.
