H-120
HbA1c Analyzer
HPLC method · 120 tests per hour · Variant mode resists HbS, HbC, HbD and HbE interference
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How to choose an HbA1c analyzer
For HbA1c the method matters more than the model count, because HPLC separates HbA1c from variant hemoglobins instead of reporting them together.
| Model | Method | Throughput | Typically suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| H-120 | HPLC, the reference method | 120 tests per hour, 60 in variant mode | Hospitals and referral laboratories running HbA1c in volume |
| H50P | HPLC, the reference method | 50 samples per hour | Diabetes clinics, hospitals and referral laboratories |
| Also called | A1c analyzer, glycated hemoglobin analyzer, HbA1c machine |
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Mindray HbA1c analyzers we supply
Glycated hemoglobin by the gold-standard HPLC method for diabetes diagnosis and long-term monitoring.
H50P
HbA1c Analyzer
HPLC method · 50 samples per hour
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Reagents and consumables
The H50P and H-120 are supplied with their Mindray columns, reagents, calibrators and controls, scheduled against your clinic volume.
Installation, training and service
Every unit is delivered, installed and performance-verified on site, with hands-on training for your medical technologists and scheduled preventive maintenance afterwards, all by Framar engineers. See what our service covers.
Questions about HbA1c analyzers
Why does the HPLC method matter for HbA1c?
High-performance liquid chromatography is the reference method for glycated hemoglobin and separates HbA1c from variant hemoglobins rather than reporting them together. For diabetes diagnosis and long-term monitoring, where clinical decisions turn on small changes, that separation is what makes the result dependable.
Can the H50P handle a diabetes clinic workload?
The H50P processes 50 samples per hour, which covers a busy outpatient diabetes clinic session comfortably and leaves room for referred work from nearby clinics.
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