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News Release from: Randox Laboratories | Subject: RX Monza
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 06 March 2008
First RX Monza analysers have been
delivered
Randox Laboratories's RX Monza analyser has 192 programmable tests covering a wide range of chemistries including 64 direct access tests with one-touch selection
The RX Monza is a semi-automated clinical analyser ideal for low-throughput testing The first consignments of RX Monza analysers were delivered to customers in February
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 14 Feb 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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RX Monza is available this month
Randox Laboratories announces that the RX Monza, a semi-automated clinical analyser, will be available from February 2008
The RX Monza has been designed to be robust, reliable, easy to use and require little maintenance.
A comprehensive range of reagents, calibrators and quality controls is already available from Randox, with coagulation parameters to be added later in the year.
This compact analyser has an integral screen, keyboard and printer.
Features include pre-programmed tests, adjustable flow-cell temperature and an enhanced quality control package with Levey-Jennings charts.
Operator training takes less than four hours and includes basic maintenance such as lamp and tubing exchange.
The RX Monza is a versatile, high performance clinical analyser.
It can adapt to many surroundings, from clinical and research laboratories to specialised clinics, veterinary laboratories or food and wine testing facilities.
The RX Monza can be used on its own for low-throughput testing or as a back-up system for automated analysers.
The high-performing RX Monza produces impressively clear, accurate and precise results.
The flexibility of the analyser makes it suitable for use in a wide variety of laboratories around the world.
The RX Monza is available now. Request a free brochure from Randox Laboratories ...
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