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New Generation Cellular Analysis Line

CAL 8000

Smarter workstation, simpler workflow

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Features

A more compact solution
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New track
Higher efficiency for utilizing the outer track
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Flexible location of stock yard
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Turn module
Turn module can turn the sample racks in 90 degree direction.
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Extended track
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Extended track
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Outer L-shaped design
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Inner L-shaped design
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More flexible layout
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Reagent management
All reagents as well as the pneumatic unit can be set in the trolley below respective BC-6800Plus or SC-120. In this manner, the reagents and pneumatic unit can be well organized allowing easy reagent replacement.
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  • The CMU software

    The touch screen is the “brain” of CAL 8000. It optimizes the distribution of workload between each analyzer unit and decides which sample requires a blood smear. It displays the status of each analyzer or SC-120 installed on CAL 8000 as well as the volume of balance reagent. This intuitive software can tell the users all necessary information of CAL 8000 at any given time. Consequently, the users spend less time operating CAL 8000 and can arrange their working schedule better.

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  • Multi “R” tests

    The CAL 8000 can automatically distribute the samples with “Repeat”, “Rerun” and “Reflex” criteria which are pre-defined by users.The re-exam criteria on CAL 8000 can be defined by many conditions, such as time, patient’s age, gender, department, etc. This helps minimize the number of blood smears.

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  • Special tube racks

    The special tube racks utilize different barcodes to differentiate specific testing purposes, such as “QC”, “Slide making & staining only” and “RET test only”. The special tube racks can carry the tubes to perform these specific functions in the simplest way.

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Resources

Hematology | In-Vitro Diagnostics | Hemabook | Laboratory Diagnostics | Laboratory Diagnostics | CAL 8000(NEW) | CAL 6000 | BC-6800Plus | BC-6200 | BC-6000 | HemaBook
HemaBook Chapter 5: How Mindray Counts Low Platelets Correctly
Derived from megakaryocytes, platelets (PLT) are produced and matured in the bone marrow. Besides widely known thrombosis and wound repair, PLT also plays important roles in inflammation, immunity and cancer biology.
Hematology | In-Vitro Diagnostics | Laboratory Diagnostics | Laboratory Diagnostics | CAL 8000(NEW) | CAL 6000 | BC-6800Plus | BC-6200 | BC-6000 | HemaBook | Hemabook
HemaBook Chapter 4: Is Platelet Transfusion Always Required in Thrombocytopenia?
When the platelet (PLT) count is extremely low, is platelet transfusion really required? Let’s analyze the following case, which tells us a different answer.
Hematology | In-Vitro Diagnostics | Laboratory Diagnostics | Laboratory Diagnostics | AACC | CAL 8000(NEW) | CAL 6000 | BC-6800Plus | BC-6200 | BC-6000 | HemaBook | Hemabook
HemaBook Chapter 3: Resolve your concerns about the risk of low-value PLT measurements
When the platelet value is low, patients are at risk of bleeding. Bleeding in vital organs is life-threatening. According to Giuseppe Lippi and other professors, there is no universal agreement on the definition of platelet transfusion thresholds.
Hematology | In-Vitro Diagnostics | Laboratory Diagnostics | Laboratory Diagnostics | AACC | CAL 8000(NEW) | CAL 6000 | BC-6800Plus | BC-6200 | BC-6800 | HemaBook | Hemabook
HemaBook Chapter 2: One More Option to Solve EDTA-PTCP?
Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid - Pseudothrombocytopenia (EDTA-PTCP) is a laboratory artifact that may lead to an incorrect evaluation and unnecessary treatment of patients.
Hematology | In-Vitro Diagnostics | Laboratory Diagnostics | Laboratory Diagnostics | AACC | CAL 8000(NEW) | CAL 6000 | BC-6800Plus | BC-6200 | BC-6000 | HemaBook | Hemabook
HemaBook Chapter 1: The Stories of Platelet Clump
Thrombocytopenia is a condition characterized by abnormally low levels of platelets in the blood. However, falsely low platelet counts, or pseudothrombocytopenia (PTCP), though easily unrecognized, are found in clinical cases. It is an in vitro phenomenon caused by platelet clumping that results in reporting of a spuriously low platelet count by automatic hematology analyzers.
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