Automated susceptibility testing with customized antibiotic panels
Real time detection of bacteria growth curves
Integrated turbidimeter with Mc Farland Monitor
Single sample management with customized analysis profile settings
Refrigerated area at + 4°C for antibiotics and 0.5 Mc Farland positive sample storage
Automatic reagents and samples dispensing
Primary closed tube sampling with continuous loading capability
Automatic results reading and reporting
First Automated System for Bacterial Culture and Susceptibility Testing
Alfred60 is the first fully automated system able to perform bacterial culture, RAA and susceptibility testing by automating the whole process of sample inoculation, reading and result transmission. Using the patented technology based on light scattering it is able to detect the presence of bacteria and their drug resistance in few hours withhigh sensitivity and specificity.
reporting
Built in barcode reader for automatic sample identification
LIS bidirectional interface and Query Host application
37°C incubation
User friendly software
Universal rack that accommodate various tube sizes
Use of closed tubes (in compliance with the law in force)
Customized reports
Database for epidemiological studies
Connection to HB&L available for increased throughput and productivity
HB&L UROQUATTRO
The compact instrument, with dedicated reagents, performs rapid bacterial culture, Residual Antimicrobial Activity (RAA) test, clinical antimicrobial susceptibility testing (AST) and rapid phenotypic screening of Multi-Drug Resistant organisms (MDRO), in a few hours with high sensitivity and specificity The software flexibility of the HB&L allows different tests to be performed simultaneously; each reading unit position is independent from the others and can be set according to sample type, incubation time, test profile, analytical protocol and cut-off.
Alifax I-dOne
Attenuated Total Reflection - Fourier Transform Infra-Red
I-dOne analyses the spectrum produced by the interaction between intact microbial cells and IR light through the vibrational state of their chemical bonds. Each species produces a unique fingerprint-like FTIR spectrum Results are reported as Microorganism ID along with relative score that represents the reliability of the identification to known vibrational profiles of species present in the reference database.
TECHNICAL FEATURES
Licensing system for the management of credits: pay per ID