4-Channel Coagulation Analyzer

The Coagulation Analyzer (TS4000) is a semi-automated, 4-channel benchtop coagulation analyzer using dual magnetic bead (electromechanical) clot detection technology to measure PT (prothrombin time), APTT (activated partial thromboplastin time), TT (thrombin time), and FIB (fibrinogen) in citrated plasma and whole blood samples . With a test range of 3-999 seconds, repeatability of <3% CV, and 4 channels for simultaneous testing , the analyzer delivers rapid, reliable coagulation profiles for preoperative risk assessment, anticoagulant therapy monitoring, and bleeding disorder diagnosis .

The Coagulation Analyzer (TS4000) features a 240×128 dot matrix LCD display, built-in thermal printer, 16 sample pre-warming positions, 5 reagent pre-warming positions (1 with stirring) , open reagent system compatible with any manufacturer's reagents, and electronic linked pipette with auto-start trigger for hands-free operation . Calibration curve storage for up to 18 parameters (5 points each) , 12-month QC data storage for PT, APTT, TT, FIB, RS-232 connectivity for LIS integration, and multi-unit result reporting (sec, %, g/L, mg/dL, IU/mL, %-INR, Ratio, Ratio-INR) ensure laboratory standards compliance .

For the anesthesiologist and hematologist, the Coagulation Analyzer (TS4000) delivers preoperative coagulation screening to identify high-risk surgical bleeding, INR monitoring for warfarin dose titration in atrial fibrillation and mechanical heart valve patients, APTT monitoring for heparin therapy, fibrinogen quantification for DIC diagnosis, and factor assays for inherited bleeding disorders (hemophilia A/B, factor deficiencies) . For the patient, accurate coagulation testing enables early detection of bleeding disorders before surgery, safe anticoagulation to prevent stroke and hemorrhage, diagnosis of DIC in critical illness, and appropriate factor replacement for hemophilia—preventing catastrophic bleeding, thrombotic complications, and improving survival across surgical, cardiac, and emergency care settings.