Hart Biologicals Ltd. products

The one channel mechanical analyser is used in smaller laboratories and GP surgeries for the processing of routine tests such as PT, aPTT, Fibrinogen and clotting assays. The test results are indicated in %, INR, ratio and seconds in a clear and illuminated double row graphic display and transmitted additionally as a hardcopy to a printer or to the laboratory EDP.

The T-TAS 01 (Total Thrombus-formation Analysis System in vitro diagnostic device)* is comprised of a tabletop instrument controlled by a dedicated PC and uses a disposable, single-use flow chamber microchip. The T-TAS 01 system uses the same measurement principle as the T-TAS Plus system developed for research purposes and previously demonstrated to be useful for the assessment of primary hemostatic ability1-12. The PL Chip for T-TAS 01 is designed to specifically measure platelet thrombus formation (PTF) on a collagen-coated analytical path consisting of 26 microcapillary channels. Platelet thrombus formation is a direct indicator of the patient`s primary hemostatic ability. The assay is performed under arterial flow conditions using benzylsulfonyl-D-Arg-Pro-4-amidinobenzylamide (BAPA)-anticoagulated whole blood samples.

The MC-4 is a semi-automatic 4 channel mechanica/optical analyser for laboratories with a medium sample throughput. The measurement is started with the 3 volume automatic pipette or alternatively with an automatic handi-step pipette.

The MC10 is a semi-automated 10-channel coagulometer for high sample throughput with mechanical and (optional) optical recording.

The CoaDATA 4004 is a our channel, semi-automated, photo-optical coagulation analyser providing cost effective coagulation testing. The system uses a turbidometric opto-mechanical measuring principle for increased sensitivity. There are two user selectable wavelength at 405 & 750nm to support coagulation, chromogenic and immunologic testing. The system is ideal for small and private hospital laboratories offering special testing methods and protocols and backup to main analysers