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ADAMS AIC HA 8380V



Product Specification
Samples Whole blood or hemolysates
Measured items HbAlc(Stable HbAlc), HbF
Measurement principle HPLC method (Reversed-phase cation exchange chromatography)
Detection method Dual-wavelength colorimetry
(wavelengths measured: 420nm/500nm)
Resolution 0.1% Ratio, Immol/mol
Measurement range HbAlc : 3-20%, 9-195mmol/mol, HbF : 0-100%
Throughput Variant mode:160 seconds per sample
Fast mode: 100 seconds per sample
Sample volume Approx.4µL(whole blood)
Sample container Blood collection tube
(12.3 or 15mm diameters x 75 to 100mm length)
Sampling method Cap-Piercing
Rack 5 samples/rack
Measurement conditions 10-30°C > 20-80%RH (No condensation)
Display 20 digits X 2 lines LCD
Built-in Printer Thermal printer, 58mm thermal paper
Sample loading capacity A maximum of 10 samples
Power supply AC100V-240V ±10% 50/60HZ
External dimensions 330(W) x515 (D) x485 (H)mm
Download Brochure HA-8380

A fully automated HbA1c glycated hemoglobin analyzer that uses the Gold Standard High Performance Liquid Chromatography method. This undisputed fastest HbA1c analyzer can give results in as fast as 100 seconds. The detailed measurement made with the ADAMS A1c Lite are accurate because high resolution peaks of stable and labile HbA1c are provided. Hemoglobin variants such as carbamylated Hb and acetylated Hb are eluted separately from stable HbA1c peak thus allowing an interference free testing.


Compact size

Compact and small size with full function and performance.


Easy-to-Maintain

No special tools are required for daily maintenance. Exchanged parts are hand-tightened, minimizing the workload of the user.


Highly-accurate measurements

The highly accurate measurements are the result of the HPLC measurement principle. The measurement result includes information of each peak and chromatogram. The result will be shown in both IFCC and NGSP units.


Cap-piercing method

The HA-8380V uses a cap-piercing method which enables the setting of capped blood collection tubes in sample racks. The accurate and direct aspiration of blood samples not only reduces workload but also helps to protect lab technicians from infection.