Radiometer - ABL800 FLEX Series
by Radiometer


Ideal for medium- to high-volume testing sites, the ABL800 FLEX measures any combination of pH, blood gas, electrolyte, oximetry and metabolite parameters. This highly accurate analyzer offers many automated features to help you streamline your work process and reduce errors.
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Automatically identify, mix and measure samples
FLEXQ module automatically identifies, mixes and measures up to three samples in succession
Automated identification and mixing reduce risk of operator errors
Samples are automatically conveyed to the inlet and aspirated into the analyzer, so operators are free to return to their patients
Get lab-quality results at the point of care
128 wavelengths for full CO-oximetry
Automatic measurement and suppression of interferences from fetal hemoglobin, bilirubin, intralipids and sulfhemoglobin
No interference from Evans Blue and Cadio Green on oximetry results
Accurate glucose and lactate measurements
Fully automated micromodes ensure accuracy of very small samples
FLEXMODE ensures high sample success rate of precious capillary samples by providing the highest number of parameters as reliably possible
Achieve maximum control and efficiency
Windows® XP operating system
Automatic result processing, test ordering and transmission to the LIS system
Automatic data archiving and customizable layout
Data backup with read/write CD-ROM drive
USB ports for easy connection of e.g. flash drives, keyboards, etc.
Hospital network integration through ASTM, HL7 and POCT1A standard communication protocols or via RADIANCE STAT analyzer and data management system
The ABL800 FLEX is part of 1st automatic, the world’s first automatic blood gas analysis system