Product Description
Haemoglobinometer Sahil's:-
ZOOM offer the haemoglobinometer square tube type |
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The kit consists of following standard setup: |
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- Comparator Holder: -1 Nos.
It is black in colour. The back of the holder is fitted with milky colour screen made of acrylic. In front of the holder there are three windows. The two side windows are fitted with colour comparison. The size of all the three windows are Height 3 cms. (MInimum) Width 0.5 cms. (MInimum) - Square H.B. Tube: -2 Nos.
- Square H.B. Tube is graduated on both the side for
- the measurement of haemoglobin in respect of
- percentage and gram.
- H.B. Pipette -1 Nos.
- 20 microlite H.B. Pipette with latex tube and mouth piece
- Amber coloured glass bottle -1 Nos.
- Glass Stirrer -1 Nos.
- Dropper with teat -1 Nos.
- Cleaning Brush -1 Nos.
- Spare latex tubing one meter -1 Nos.
- All the above are fitted in thermoform tray. Further packed in plastic box.
- Note:
- H.B. Tube is graduated and is calibrated with 2 colour standards fitted to color comparator.
- The inner dimensions of Glass Tube vary from tube where as our tubes is made of polycarbonate and moulded thru DIE. Hence in all the lot, the inner dimensions of tube is same.
- So, if HB tube made of Glass is broken, the whole HB meter is spoiled where as our H.B. Tube is unbreakable and is made of polycarbonate with long life.
- Further 2 nos are supplied with each HB meter
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Reliable Haemoglobin TestingThe Haemoglobinometer employs Sahlis method, a proven approach for assessing haemoglobin concentration in blood. Built from robust plastic, it offers consistent performance in clinical, research, and educational settings. Laboratories appreciate its ease of use and accuracy for essential blood analyses.
Versatile Voltage CompatibilityOperating on 120 to 220 Volt input, this device ensures adaptability to standard laboratory electrical systems. Its universal voltage specification removes concerns about compatibility, making installation and operation seamless for users across India and abroad.
FAQs of Haemoglobinometer:
Q: How does the Haemoglobinometer determine haemoglobin concentration in blood samples?
A: The Haemoglobinometer uses Sahlis method, which involves mixing the blood sample with an acid reagent to convert haemoglobin to acid haematin. The intensity of the resulting color is compared with a standard to determine the haemoglobin concentration.
Q: What is the main benefit of using a Haemoglobinometer in laboratory settings?
A: The Haemoglobinometer provides a quick and direct method for measuring haemoglobin, supporting timely diagnosis and research. Its simplicity and reliability make it an essential tool for routine blood analysis.
Q: Where is the Haemoglobinometer typically used?
A: This instrument is commonly utilized in medical, educational, and research laboratories, as well as diagnostic centers throughout India. It is suitable for institutions requiring frequent haemoglobin estimations.
Q: What voltage supply is required for operating the Haemoglobinometer?
A: The device operates on a voltage range of 120 to 220 Volts (v), making it compatible with most laboratory electrical outlets.
Q: What is the process for using the Haemoglobinometer according to Sahlis method?
A: To use the Haemoglobinometer, a measured blood sample is mixed with a specific amount of acid reagent in the device. The color developed is compared visually or with a scale to estimate the haemoglobin concentration.
Q: What material is the Haemoglobinometer made of, and why is it preferred?
A: It is constructed from plastic, which offers durability and resistance to corrosion, making it ideal for regular laboratory use.