Abbott Cell Dyn 3700CS

Listing description

The CELL-DYN 3700 is a multi-parameter, automated hematology analyzer designed for in vitro diagnostic use in clinical laboratories. It offers advanced diagnostic capability for medium to high volume clinical laboratories. The instrument performs simultaneous optical and impedance measurements on White Blood Cells to accurately enumerate and differentiate cells as well as provide internal validation of the WBC count. Both Red Blood Cell and Platelet analysis is performed using impedance technology.

Provides a CBC with 5 part WBC differential analysis on up to 90 samples per hour.
Automatic single-tube Cap Piercer or Open Probe operation.
Data storage for 10,000 cycles with graphics for easy review of patient results.
Only 4 reagents are needed for complete CBC with 5 part differential analysis.
On board Veterinary package.
MADE IN U.S.A.

WBC
RBC
HGB
HCT
MCH
MCHC
MCV
RDW
PCT - Not reportable in USA
PDW - Not reportable in USA
MPV
RETIC# / RETIC %
Neutrophil# / Neutrophil%
Lymphocyte# / Lymphocyte%
Monocyte# / Monocyte%
Eosinophil# / Eosinophil%
Basophil# / Basophil%

PRODUCT BROCHURE HERE

Our Cell-Dyn's are meticulously refurbished and look and operate just like new. Certification data is included to prove compliance with manufacturers published specifications.

Included are new reagent lines, waste line, 10 sample racks, keyboard, printer, power cord, all necessary interconnect cables, operators manual and quick-guide. An Okidata 320 Turbo (Dot matrix) or Okidata B410D Laser is available for the same price. Please specify in comments on the order page. We can also provide an HP Color Inkjet printer on special request, but we don't recommend it due to cost-per-page considerations.

We have more experience, 25 years, with Cell-Dyn's than anybody, including Abbott. We have delivered 100's of Cell-Dyns and they work and work. We service and support these instruments 100%. Our refurbished Cell-Dyn's are the VERY BEST available anywhere. We have every part for every model, including obsolete models.

This equipment is located in US