FIS - TM - SEAFOOD - Histamine Test - Histareader - Easy-to-use fluorometer for use in HR-T

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	Date: Friday, May 26, 2017 5/26/2017 11:38:57 AM

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Subject: Histamine Test - Histareader - Easy-to-use fluorometer for use in HR-T

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HISTAREADER™ 501 is dedicated to measuring histamine release (HR-Test)
from human basophils and is a cellular supplement to other in-vitro allergy
diagnostics.

HISTAREADER™ 501 enables you to offer a complete range of allergy testing i.e.
environmental, drug- and food allergies to your customers.

The microtiter format allows preparation of plates according to customer demands.

HISTAREADER™ 501 is a fully integrated instrument with sampler & fluorescense
unit.

Sensitivity → 5 ng/mL
Detection range → 0-150 ng Histamine/mL
Capacity → 860 samples per hour

Manufacturing Standards:

HISTAREADER™ 501 complies with the following standards:

UL/CSA 61010-1, EN 61010, EN 61326
FCC Part 15 Subpart B (Class A)
Ices-003 (Class A)

CONTACT INFORMATION
Company Name:	RefLab ApS
Name:	Marketing
Address:	Ole Maal�es Vej 3 Copenhagen N, Denmark
ZIP:	DK-2200
Telephone:	+45 70 70 23 45
Fax:	+45 70 70 23 67
e-mail:	[email protected]
WEB page:	http://www.reflab.dk
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