Sample Cups – High Precision Laboratory Grade
Sample Cups are the industry-standard micro-vessels for sample delivery in automated biochemical analyzers. Designed with exact outer dimensions and a conical interior base to minimize dead volume, these sample cups ensure smooth sample loading, probe aspiration, and optical measurement. These cups provide consistent operational reliability across pathology laboratories, medical centers, and research facilities in Pakistan.
Key Applications:
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Automated Biochemical Analysis: Serves as the primary sample carrier for clinical chemistry analyzers, measuring serum enzymes, electrolytes, glucose, lipids, and renal markers.
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Micro-Volume Sample Processing: Designed with a narrow conical inner bottom to ensure maximum sample recovery and minimal residual sample loss during automated probe aspiration.
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Diagnostic Pathology & Immunology: Applied across pathology labs for holding blood serum, plasma, and fluid samples during automated immunodiagnostic and coagulation testing.
Specifications & Properties:
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Product Name: Sample Cup / Analyzer Cuvette
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Material: Ultra-pure Polystyrene (PS)
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Instrument Compatibility: Compatible with standard automated chemistry analyzers, coagulometers, and clinical testing platforms
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Structural Design: Flat top rim for carousel alignment with conical inner base for low dead volume
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Optical Properties: High UV-Visible light transmission
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Chemical Compatibility: Resistant to aqueous solutions, serum, plasma, diluted acids, and neutral laboratory buffers
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Autoclavability: Non-autoclavable (Single-use disposable)
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Packaging Options: Packaged in dust-free plastic bags (500 pieces per bag or 1,000 pieces per pack)
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Storage Conditions: Store at room temperature in a clean, dry, dust-free environment away from direct heat sources and chemical vapors.
Safety & Handling:
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Hazard Class: Non-hazardous plastic consumable prior to use. Biohazardous once filled with clinical biological specimens.
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Handling & Usage: Load cups into analyzer carousel racks using clean gloves to avoid introducing fingerprints or dust on the optical walls. Ensure cups are fully seated in the rack slots to prevent needle/probe collisions during automated operations.
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Disposal: Single-use disposable plasticware. Dispose of used cups in designated biohazard waste containers following contact with serum, plasma, or clinical reagents.
