Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) Amaris Medical
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Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+)

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The Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) is a 6-roller laboratory tube roller featuring adjustable speed control (0-70 rpm), analog scale speed display, and continuous operation mode, designed for gentle, efficient mixing of blood samples, viscous substances, and liquid-solid suspensions in clinical diagnostic and research laboratories .
Key features include a six-roller design (each 280mm length, 30mm diameter) with 24mm amplitude rocking/rolling motion for thorough yet gentle mixing , analog scale speed display for quick visual confirmation of operating speed, continuous operation mode for extended use, and a maintenance-free DC brushless motor for quiet, reliable operation . The 4kg load capacity accommodates up to 15 x 50mL centrifuge tubes or 10 x 15mL centrifuge tubes per run .
The Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) accommodates standard tube sizes, with rollers compatible with tubes 6-30mm in diameter and up to 280mm in length . The cold room and incubator compatibility (5-40°C operating temperature, 80% RH) allows sample mixing under controlled temperature conditions . The IP21 protection rating provides durability against dust and moisture in typical laboratory environments .
For the clinical laboratory scientist and phlebotomist, the Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) ensures gentle, thorough mixing of blood samples after collection—preventing clot formation, platelet activation, and hemolysis that could compromise complete blood count (CBC) and coagulation study (PT/PTT) results . For the immunology researcher, it supports immunoprecipitation protocols and latex agglutination tests. For the pharmaceutical scientist, it provides effective mixing of viscous solutions and liquid-solid suspensions .
Universal voltage (100-240V, 50/60Hz) enables use in laboratories worldwide without voltage conversion, while the compact footprint (485 × 250 × 100 mm) and moderate weight (4.5 kg) allow easy benchtop placement . The easy-to-clean roller design simplifies maintenance and decontamination between sample batches .
For the patient undergoing coagulation monitoring (warfarin, heparin), complete blood count (CBC), or routine hematology testing, the Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) gentle rolling motion, analog speed control, and continuous operation ensure accurate test results that guide appropriate treatment decisions—preventing false-negative or false-positive results due to improper sample mixing, clot formation, or platelet activation.
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 Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+)

PRIMARY CLINICAL & DIAGNOSTIC USES

1. Gentle Rolling Mixing for Blood Coagulation Prevention
  • Primary Use: Provides a 6-roller standard tube roller with adjustable speed control (0-70 rpm), analog scale speed display, and continuous operation mode, designed for gentle but effective mixing of whole blood samples to prevent coagulation and ensure accurate hematology testing .
  • How it helps: For the phlebotomist and clinical laboratory scientist, the Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) gentle rolling motion (24mm amplitude) ensures thorough mixing of blood samples without causing hemolysis or activating platelets—critical for preventing clot formation in whole blood samples collected for complete blood count (CBC) and coagulation studies . For the patient undergoing routine hematology testing or anticoagulant therapy monitoring (warfarin, heparin), proper rolling mixing prevents micro-clot formation that could lead to inaccurate test results, false negatives, and the need for repeat blood draws.
2. Standardized Mixing for Immunoprecipitation and Serology
  • Primary Use: Used for gentle mixing in immunoprecipitation protocols, latex agglutination tests, and serological assays where maintaining sample integrity is essential for accurate antibody-antigen reactions .
  • How it helps: For the clinical laboratory scientist and immunology technologist, the Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) consistent rolling motion ensures uniform distribution of reagents without damaging delicate protein complexes—critical for immunoprecipitation workflows and latex-based diagnostic tests. For the patient undergoing serological testing for infectious diseases (HIV, hepatitis, syphilis) or autoimmune conditions, standardized gentle mixing ensures accurate antibody detection that guides appropriate treatment decisions.
3. Viscous Substances and Liquid-Solid Suspensions
  • Primary Use: Designed for efficient mixing of viscous materials, protein solutions, and liquid-solid suspensions used in pharmaceutical research and clinical laboratory applications .
  • How it helps: For the pharmaceutical research scientist and clinical laboratory technologist, the Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) adjustable speed range (0-70 rpm) and six-roller design provide effective mixing of challenging samples—including viscous biological fluids, protein solutions, and suspensions containing particulate matter . For the patient, consistent mixing of viscous samples ensures that diagnostic test results accurately reflect the clinical specimen, reducing the risk of false results due to heterogeneous sample distribution.
4. High Capacity Six-Roller Design
  • Primary Use: Features six rollers (each 280mm length, 30mm diameter) compatible with tubes 6-30mm diameter, accommodating up to 4kg load capacity for batch processing of multiple sample tubes .
  • How it helps: For the laboratory manager and high-volume testing coordinator, the Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) six-roller design and 4kg load capacity allow batch processing of multiple patient samples—reducing hands-on time, improving workflow efficiency, and ensuring consistent mixing across all samples in a batch. The unit can accommodate up to 15 x 50mL centrifuge tubes or 10 x 15mL centrifuge tubes per run . For the patient, batch processing efficiency reduces laboratory turnaround time for routine hematology and coagulation testing, enabling faster clinical decision-making.
5. Cold Room and Incubator Compatibility
  • Primary Use: Designed for use in cold rooms (5-40°C) and incubators (5-40°C, 80% RH), allowing sample mixing under controlled temperature conditions .
  • How it helps: For the clinical laboratory scientist and research technician, the Standard tube roller (MX-T6-S+) wide operating temperature range (5-40°C) and IP21 protection rating allow sample mixing in cold rooms for temperature-sensitive applications, as well as in incubators for cell culture and microbiology workflows. For the patient, temperature-controlled mixing preserves sample integrity for temperature-sensitive assays, supporting accurate diagnostic results for conditions requiring strict temperature control during sample processing.
6. Analog Scale Speed Display for Simple Operation
  • Primary Use: Features analog scale speed display for quick visual confirmation of operating speed (0-70 rpm), enabling simple, intuitive operation without complex menus .
  • How it helps: For the clinical laboratory scientist and research technician, the analog speed display provides immediate visual feedback of current operating speed, allowing rapid adjustment without navigating digital menus—reducing setup time and improving workflow efficiency. For the patient, simplified operation reduces the potential for operator error that could compromise sample integrity and diagnostic accuracy.

SECONDARY & SUPPORTIVE USES

1. Prevention of Blood Coagulation in Whole Blood Samples: Used for gentle, continuous mixing of whole blood samples to prevent clot formation before complete blood count (CBC) and coagulation testing .
2. Immunoprecipitation and Antibody-Antigen Reactions: Supports gentle rolling mixing for immunoprecipitation protocols and antibody-antigen reaction studies in immunology research .
3. Cell Suspension and Culture Media Mixing: Used for gentle mixing of cell suspensions, culture media, and biological fluids to preserve cell viability and prevent sedimentation.
4. Enzymatic and Protein Extraction: Supports mixing for enzymatic assays, protein extraction protocols, and biochemical reaction studies requiring gentle, continuous agitation.
5. Latex Agglutination and Serological Tests: Used for mixing latex bead reagents and patient samples in agglutination-based diagnostic tests for infectious diseases.
6. Biological Fluid Homogenization: Used for homogenization of plasma, serum, and other biological fluids for clinical chemistry and immunoassay preparation.
7. Microbiology Culture Tube Mixing: Supports mixing of bacterial cultures, fungal suspensions, and microbiological samples in tubes for growth and assay preparation.
8. Pharmaceutical Formulation Development: Used for mixing of drug formulations, suspensions, and viscous pharmaceutical preparations during product development .
9. Viscous Protein Solution Mixing: Supports gentle mixing of viscous protein solutions, antibody preparations, and enzyme solutions for research and quality control applications.
10. Research and Academic Laboratories: Provides gentle rolling mixing for diverse research applications in cell biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and biotechnology.
11. Blood Bank and Transfusion Medicine: Supports gentle mixing of blood components, donor blood samples, and reagent red blood cells for compatibility testing .
12. Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory: Used for mixing of blood, serum, and other biological specimens for animal health testing and infectious disease diagnosis.
13. Environmental and Food Testing Laboratories: Supports mixing of environmental extracts and food samples for microbiological and chemical analysis.
14. Clinical Chemistry Sample Preparation: Used for mixing blood samples for complete blood count (CBC), coagulation studies (PT/PTT), and clinical chemistry panels.
15. Pharmaceutical Quality Control: Supports mixing of QC samples and reagents in pharmaceutical testing laboratories.
16. Gentle Dissolution of Solids: Used for gentle dissolution of powdered reagents, crystalline materials, and freeze-dried products into liquid solvents.
17. Cold Room Sample Preparation: Compatible with cold room use (5-40°C) for temperature-sensitive sample mixing protocols .
18. Incubator-Compatible Cell Culture: Suitable for use in incubators for cell culture and microbiology applications requiring controlled temperature environments.
19. University and Educational Laboratory Training: Provides versatile mixing for teaching laboratory techniques in undergraduate and graduate science courses.
20. Quality Control and Batch Processing: Used for mixing quality control (QC) samples to ensure batch-to-batch consistency in clinical laboratory quality assurance programs.
KEY PRODUCT FEATURES

1. BASIC IDENTIFICATION ATTRIBUTES

  • Device Type: A 6-roller standard tube roller with adjustable speed control (0-70 rpm), analog scale speed display, and continuous operation mode, designed for gentle, efficient mixing of blood samples, viscous substances, and liquid-solid suspensions in clinical diagnostic and research laboratories .
  • Designation: MX-T6-S+ Standard Tube Roller, Standard Tube Roller, 6-Roller Tube Mixer, Laboratory Tube Roller, DLAB MX-T6-S+, Standard Roller Mixer .
  • Key Components:
o Rollers: 6 rollers, each 280mm length, 30mm diameter, with 24mm amplitude rocking/rolling motion .
o Speed Display: Analog scale for speed display (0-70 rpm) .
o Control Knob: Speed control knob for variable speed adjustment.
o Motor Type: DC brushless motor (maintenance-free, quiet operation) .
o Housing: Impact-resistant plastic body with non-slip base.
o Power Switch: I/O rocker switch.

2. TECHNICAL & PERFORMANCE PROPERTIES

  • Speed Range: 0-70 rpm (variable, adjustable) .
  • Amplitude: 24 mm rocking/rolling motion .
  • Number of Rollers: 6 .
  • Roller Size (Length): 280 mm .
  • Roller Diameter: 30 mm, compatible with tubes 6-30mm diameter, up to 280mm length.
  • Tube Capacity: Up to 15 x 50mL centrifuge tubes or 10 x 15mL centrifuge tubes .
  • Maximum Load Capacity: 4 kg (8.8 lbs) .
  • Operating Modes: Continuous operation only .
  • Motor Type: DC brushless motor (maintenance-free) .
  • Speed Display: Analog scale .
  • Operating Temperature: 5-40°C (cold room and incubator compatible) .
  • Permissible Ambient Humidity: ≤80% RH .
  • Protection Class: IP21 .
  • Power: 25W .
  • Voltage/Frequency: 100-240V, 50/60Hz (universal voltage) .
  • Dimensions (W × D × H): 485 × 250 × 100 mm .
  • Weight: 4.5 kg (approximately 10 lbs) .

3. PHYSICAL & OPERATIONAL PROPERTIES

  • Construction: Durable plastic housing with non-slip base for stable benchtop placement; six-roller design for efficient mixing .
  • Motion Type: Rocking and rolling motion for thorough, gentle mixing .
  • Roller Design: 6 rollers with 24mm rocking/rolling motion amplitude; rollers made with high-quality materials to resist wear and tear .
  • Speed Control: Variable speed control knob for simple, intuitive adjustment (0-70 rpm).
  • Speed Display: Analog scale provides immediate visual confirmation of current operating speed .
  • Operating Mode: Continuous operation only (no timer function).
  • Cleanability: Six-roller design is easy to clean; can be quickly dismantled for cleaning without specialized tools .
  • Noise Level: Quiet operation (DC brushless motor) minimizes distractions in laboratory environment .
  • Portability: Compact footprint (485 × 250 × 100 mm) and moderate weight (4.5 kg) for easy benchtop placement.
  • Maintenance: Simple design allows easy maintenance; clean with alcohol or mild detergent; wipe with damp cloth .

4. SAFETY & COMPLIANCE ATTRIBUTES

  • Regulatory Status: General laboratory equipment for in vitro diagnostic use; meets applicable laboratory safety standards.
  • Safety Features: Non-slip base prevents movement during operation; IP21 protection rating (protection against solid objects >12mm and vertical dripping water) .
  • Electrical Safety: Universal voltage (100-240V, 50/60Hz) for international use; 25W low power consumption; earthed power connection recommended .
  • Noise Control: Quiet operation (DC brushless motor) minimizes distractions in clinical laboratory settings .
  • Motor Type: Maintenance-free DC brushless motor eliminates routine brush replacement .
  • Compliance: Manufactured under strict quality control standards; DLAB has received CNAS certification, ISO 14001:2015, and GB/T29490-2013 Intellectual Property Management System certification .
  • Operating Conditions: 5-40°C ambient temperature; ≤80% relative humidity.

5. STORAGE & HANDLING ATTRIBUTES

  • Storage: Store on clean, dry, level benchtop; protect from dust and moisture.
  • Cleaning: Wipe exterior and rollers with soft, damp cloth using neutral detergent; 70% ethanol solution may be used for surface sterilization; do not use harsh cleansers; disconnect power before cleaning .
  • Inspection: Inspect power cord for damage before each use; check rollers for residue or wear; verify stability of benchtop placement.
  • Operation: Place unit on safe, stable surface; ensure operating voltage matches power supply; socket must be earthed reliably; connect power cable; switch ON instrument .
  • Speed Setting: Rotate speed control knob to set target speed (0-70 rpm); analog scale provides visual confirmation of speed setting .
  • Load Balancing: Distribute tubes evenly across rollers to maintain balanced load; do not exceed maximum load capacity (4 kg / 8.8 lbs).
  • Spill Management: If liquid spills onto unit, disconnect power immediately, clean thoroughly, allow to dry before reuse; easy-to-clean roller design simplifies spill management.
  • Maintenance: If service required, instrument must be cleaned in advance to avoid pollution of hazardous substances.

6. LABORATORY & CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

  • Primary Application: Standardized rolling mixing of blood samples (prevention of blood coagulation), viscous substances, liquid-solid suspensions, immunoprecipitation samples, and biological fluids in clinical diagnostic, hematology, coagulation, immunology, and research laboratories .
  • Clinical Role: Essential mixing equipment in clinical diagnostic laboratories, hospital hematology laboratories, coagulation laboratories, immunology laboratories, blood banks, pharmaceutical research laboratories, and academic research facilities.
SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

  • Electrical Safety: Read operating instructions before use; ensure only trained staff works with instrument; ensure socket is earthed reliably; disconnect power before cleaning; do not immerse unit in liquid; keep power cord away from heat sources.
  • Load Limits: Do not exceed maximum load capacity (4 kg / 8.8 lbs); ensure load is evenly distributed across rollers to prevent imbalance.
  • Spill Protection: Use appropriate tube caps or seals to prevent sample leakage; clean spills immediately; easy-to-clean roller design facilitates spill management.
  • Speed Selection: Select appropriate speed for sample type (0-70 rpm); use lower speeds for blood coagulation samples to prevent platelet activation; use higher speeds for viscous substances.
  • Continuous Operation: Unit operates in continuous mode only; ensure unit is monitored during extended operation.
  • Cold Room/Incubator Use: Ensure instrument is placed on stable surface within cold room or incubator; operating temperature range 5-40°C; permissible ambient humidity ≤80% RH .
  • Maintenance: Perform regular cleaning to prevent residue buildup on rollers; inspect for wear and tear .
  • Training: Only trained laboratory personnel should operate the MX-T6-S+ for clinical diagnostic applications.

2. FIRST AID MEASURES

  • Sample Splash: If biological sample splashes into eyes, flush with water for 15 minutes, seek medical attention; if on skin, wash with soap and water.
  • Electrical Malfunction: If unit shows signs of electrical malfunction (smoke, burning smell), disconnect power immediately; do not attempt to operate; contact service personnel.
  • Mechanical Failure: If unit fails to operate or makes abnormal noise, disconnect power, check for obstruction, contact service if issue persists.
  • Chemical Spill: If corrosive chemicals spill on unit, disconnect power immediately, wipe with appropriate neutralizer, dry thoroughly before reconnecting power.

3. FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES

  • Flammability: Plastic housing and electrical components may burn.
  • Extinguishing Media: Use carbon dioxide (CO₂) or dry chemical extinguisher for electrical fires.
  • Fire Response: Unplug unit immediately; do not use water on electrical fire.

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