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News Release from: Micronic | Subject: TraXis
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 20 March 2002
Absolute traceability for diagnostic
laboratories
Sample storage system has applications in diagnostic laboratories where absolute sample traceability is of paramount importance for regulatory compliance
Proven in major installations worldwide, the TraXis system offers a complete sample storage solution for diagnostic laboratories TraXis tubes may be encrypted with up to 8.5 billion different combinations of a numerical code that provide a unique identification and radically enhances sample storage traceability
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 18 Jul 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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Sample coding enhances traceability and retrieval
Traxis tubes may be encrypted with up to 8.5 billion different combinations of a numerical code that provide a unique identification and radically enhanced sample storage traceability
To enhance sample identification throughput, TraXis readers can scan all 96 tubes in a tube rack without the need for any additional location or tube removal.
Single tube scanners are also available for integration into any type of automated system.
As samples are often reformatted into a variety of formats for diagnostic screening, Micronic also has available a novel multi-piercable cap.
The ClusterCap is hydrophobic and can be pierced at least ten times without risk of sample evaporation or contamination.
Housed in a class 10.000 clean room, Micronics's state-of-the-art production facility ensures the high product quality and consistency of the TraXis sample storage tube, polypropylene tube rack and multi - piercable tube resealing cap products.
Micronic says that TraXis provides the only absolutely unique and audit traceable solution to the regulatory compliant requirements of diagnostic laboratories. Request a free brochure from Micronic ...
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