HORIBA Medical
Analysis Anywhere: HORIBA Medical (formerly known as HORIBA ABX) is a renowned specialist in the design and manufacture of automated in vitro diagnostic systems for haematology for over 25 years, and chemistry focused analytical solutions for over 10 years. From compact point of care (POC) to high throughput systems, HORIBA Medical has successfully developed an array of analysers and data management solutions to meet all needs, enabling analysis anywhere it is required.
Specialist bench top analysis: In addition to large NHS laboratories and Point of Care settings, HORIBA Medical systems are also found in many areas of industry requiring specialist analysis, including sports science, food and beverage, pharma and neutraceuticals, and clinical research. The company?? benchtop analysers, such as the ABX Pentra 60 C+ for haematology and ABX Pentra 400 for chemistry analysis, are proving their worth in these environments due to their exceptional flexibility and ease of use.
Trusted expertise: Headquartered in Montpellier (France) the company employs over 900 people and equips more than 27,000 laboratories in over 110 countries worldwide. In the UK, the foundation of HORIBA Medical is built around its excellent support network of 30 personnel. The dedicated sales, service and technical teams strive to ensure customers can work as smoothly and efficiently as possible, whatever their location. The scientific expertise within these teams provides customers with an educational and reference resource, and even assists in research and evaluation projects.
Pentra ES 60
Open tube analysis with a dedicated workstation ensuring complete convenience and flexibility
ABX Micros ES 60
Overview Integrated barcode reader USB connection Unique pack system Integrated ticket printer Features RBC/PLT Detection Principles: Method Impedance, Ruby diameter 50 μm, Depression ...
ABX Pentra XL 80
Overview Ideal for ‘hot lab’ working Integrated Workstation with Colour Touch Screen Micro-sampling from whole blood (CBC: 35 µL - DIFF: 53 µL) Cytochemistry, Impedance (real cell volume ...
ABX Pentra 400
From routine to specific tests, perform them all on a single system.Up to 420 tests per hour with ISE module, the ABX Pentra 400 is an extremely compact Clinical Chemistry benchtop analyser.Its great ...
ABX Pentra 80
Overview Ideal for "hot lab" working Integrated Workstation with Color Touch Screen Micro-sampling from whole blood (CBC : 30 µL - DIFF: 53 µL) Cytochemistry, Impedance (real cell volume measu...
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Analysis Anywhere: HORIBA Medical (formerly known as HORIBA ABX) is a renowned specialist in the design and manufacture of automated in vitro diagnostic systems for haematology for over 25 years, and chemistry focused analytical solutions for over 10 years. From compact point of care (POC) to high throughput systems, HORIBA Medical has successfully developed an array of analysers and data management solutions to meet all needs, enabling analysis anywhere it is required.
Specialist bench top analysis: In addition to large NHS laboratories and Point of Care settings, HORIBA Medical systems are also found in many areas of industry requiring specialist analysis, including sports science, food and beverage, pharma and neutraceuticals, and clinical research. The company?? benchtop analysers, such as the ABX Pentra 60 C+ for haematology and ABX Pentra 400 for chemistry analysis, are proving their worth in these environments due to their exceptional flexibility and ease of use.
Trusted expertise: Headquartered in Montpellier (France) the company employs over 900 people and equips more than 27,000 laboratories in over 110 countries worldwide. In the UK, the foundation of HORIBA Medical is built around its excellent support network of 30 personnel. The dedicated sales, service and technical teams strive to ensure customers can work as smoothly and efficiently as possible, whatever their location. The scientific expertise within these teams provides customers with an educational and reference resource, and even assists in research and evaluation projects.