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Chemistry Analyzer Offers Fully Automatic Biochemistry and Turbidimetric Analysis

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 09 Jun 2010
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Image: The ChemWell-T Automatic Chemistry Analyzer (Photo courtesy Awareness Technology).
Image: The ChemWell-T Automatic Chemistry Analyzer (Photo courtesy Awareness Technology).
A new chemistry analyzer that is cost-effective for lower-throughput labs offers fully automatic biochemistry and turbidimetric analysis.

ChemWell-T is a PC-controlled, random access open chemistry analyzer system. It includes powerful, easy-to-use software for programming and running assays, panels, and indices with high-level options such as customer design reports, patient database, and complete quality control (QC) package.

The instrumentation company, Awareness Technology Inc. (Palm City, FL, USA), has added the ChemWell-T to its biochemistry line. The company offers a full line of Stat Fax chemistry analyzers, enzyme immuno assay (EIA) plate and strip readers, plate washers, ChemWell automatic EIA and chemistry analyzers, ChroMate plate readers, and LumiStat Luminometers--all priced competitively in the global market.

ChemWell analyzers are available worldwide only through authorized, factory trained distributors. The software includes English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian languages.

The engineers at Awareness Technology design instruments with an emphasis on cost control. Low transfer prices are achieved by employing an extensive body of existing technology, adaptable hardware, and software tools. Low-cost solutions are always investigated first. The features that enable cost control are durability that reduces expensive down time and repair costs; ease of use that saves money in training and in repeated work; and convenience features that save labor time.

Awareness Technology, Inc. is known worldwide as a leader in clinical laboratory instrumentation for small- to medium-sized labs.

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