Slamed® 5-channel-Coagulometer CC-4000 Slamed® Cat.No. 12.4.3.

Catalog nr. 9022028
Ratiolab

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Slamed® 5-channel coagulometer CC-4000 (Cat. No. 12.4.3.) is a multi-channel laboratory coagulometer for coagulation testing workflows in clinical and research laboratories. The instrument provides five measurement channels under the Slamed® designation, supporting parallel processing of coagulation assays where throughput and channel consistency matter. It is supplied as a single unit with a net weight of 9,00 kg and packed dimensions of approximately 0,60 m depth, 0,50 m width and 0,40 m height (packed volume about 0,12 m³), reflecting a robust benchtop analyser format. Originating from Poland and offered by manufacturer Ratiolab, the CC-4000 sits in the laboratory materials category for haemostasis-related instrumentation. The device is supplied non-sterile and is intended for professional laboratory use with appropriate reagents and consumables defined by the laboratory’s validated methods. Catalogue reference 12.4.3. aids unambiguous identification when specifying instruments for coagulation panels. With five dedicated channels, the Slamed® CC-4000 suits laboratories that need simultaneous measurement capacity for routine clotting tests while maintaining a single-instrument footprint on the bench.

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Key features

  • Pack size: 1 pc
  • Storage temperature: 10-50 °C
  • Product type: 5-channel coagulometer
  • Model: Slamed® CC-4000
  • Catalogue no.: 12.4.3.
  • EAN: 4250958308550
  • Technical Information Sheet: PDF

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