Waiting for a testing cycle to finish to continue working is a lot like waiting for a load of laundry to finish drying when you need to wear clean clothes and head out the door.
It’s time-consuming, it’s annoying, and you could probably make much better use of your time.
You can load samples into the Beckman Coulter Access II while in running mode without interrupting system operations and without taking up too much floorspace.
That means your days of lingering around your immunoassay analyzer for a testing cycle to finish are over. When reagents or consumables need replacing, whether a testing cycle is in process or not, you can load whatever needs replacing on the fly.
With capabilities this advanced, you’d think the Beckman Coulter Access II was a monolith, demanding a good chunk of your lab space. But the Beckman Coulter Access II only takes up less than 50 inches of bench space. It’s smaller than the smallest TV in your house.
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So, while the immunoassay analyzer can store up to 60 samples simultaneously, you can also load more samples perpetually, running tests until your reagents need replacing.
Additionally, operators can load the reagents in random order. The Beckman Coulter Access II features a built-in barcode-scanning system that intelligently identifies each reagent pack and matches it to the correct test.
That translates into less manual intervention, less chances of human error, and less stress.
This ends a bottleneck that accumulated hours of idle time in your workflow every week. And now that nonessential tests are back in business, you need every bit of throughput you can manage.
Learn more about how the Beckman Coulter Access II can boost productivity in your lab.