According to their performance, the laboratory analyzers are classified into two automatic and semi-automatic models, according to the manufacturer, the differences between the analyser equipment is in the technical sheet or individual characteristics of the equipment, what is important is to have a reliable manufacturer that can give immediate answers to possible doubts or technical failures of the equipment; in this case we at KALSTEIN offer you high-end equipment and warranty with European recognition.

In a laboratory it is really important to understand how each equipment works, in the case of laboratory analyzers, the analyzers are classified according to their operation in : automatic and semi-automatic, what it shows is the speed with which it determines the tests that are required, the results that are desired to obtain, the analyzers of automatic laboratories, allow to facilitate the functions that are performed in it, unlike the semi-automatic analyzers, where the process requires more manual intervention and the operator to ensure the correct functionality of the equipment.

These kits are used for complete blood counts or blood counts, perform a quantitative and qualitative analysis of blood factors such as: red blood cells, erythrocytes, white blood cells, leukocytes, platelets and thrombocytes, are mainly used in laboratories of analysis of medical biology or in hospitals with hematology service.

In order to have a good performance of the analyser it is also necessary to have calibrators, control solutions, diluents and dyes, in this way it fulfills the general function of the equipment: to offer a high capacity diagnostic platform to which they can be linked to other analytical modules of biochemistry, immunology.

A hematology analyzer or hematology analyzer is a device that allows you to perform a complete blood count. In other words, it performs a qualitative and quantitative analysis of red blood cells (erythrocytes), white blood cells (leukocytes), and platelets (thrombocytes).

A hemogram reflects all the elements or components of the blood, reflecting their number or proportion in the individual, as well as the presence of cellular abnormalities of morphological origin or the presence of pathological cells. This is one of the most frequently requested laboratory tests and is part of the basic study required for diagnostic guidance and evaluation of patients, since it offers an overview and can serve as an indicator of anemia, infectious diseases, clotting problems, among others.