Hematology Analyzers

Sysmex XN-Series: A popular line of hematology analyzers that use flow cytometry and fluorescence technology to analyze white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets.


Beckman Coulter LH 750: A hematology analyzer that utilizes a combination of impedance and optical methods to measure cell counts and various parameters such as cell size, hemoglobin concentration, and cell morphology.


Abbott CELL-DYN: A hematology analyzer that uses impedance, optical and fluorescence methods to measure various parameters of blood cells and plasma, including cell count, size, and morphology.


Siemens Advia: A hematology analyzer that uses flow cytometry and laser light scattering technology to measure white blood cell differentials, red blood cell indices, and platelet counts.


Horiba ABX Pentra: A hematology analyzer that uses impedance and optical methods to measure various parameters of blood cells, including cell count, size, and morphology.


Mindray BC Series: A line of hematology analyzers that use impedance and optical methods to analyze blood cells and plasma, including red blood cell indices, white blood cell differentials, and platelet counts.


Nihon Kohden MEK: A hematology analyzer that uses impedance and optical methods to measure various parameters of blood cells, including cell count, size, and morphology.

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