Toxinometer ET-6000 Series

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The Toxinometer® ET-6000 is our new computer-operated kinetic incubating tube reader, which is exceptionally user-friendly and easily expandable. Depending on the number of samples to be processed, our state of the art expansion modules can be connected to allow for endotoxin testing in a wide range of fields and sample quantities.

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Endotoxin Detection System

• Toxinometer can incorporate 3 testing methods: Gel-clot, KTA (Kinetic Turbidimetric Assay) and KCA (Kinetic Chromogenic Assay)

• Toxinometer can provide Gel-clot and KTA results using the same sample.

• Toxinometer can be used for testing of both Multi type and Single type reagent depending on sample size.

• Risk of contamination is much lower than when using a microplate.

• Toxinometer can begin a new assay while another assay is still running; therefore, if a customer has to retest a sample, they can begin their analysis immediately.

• Toxinometer allows for the archiving of standard curves.

TOXINOMETER ET-6000/U PART11 SET, TOXINOMETER ET-6000/E PART11 SET, TOXINOMETER ET-6000/U NONPART11 SET, TOXINOMETER ET-6000/E NONPART11 SET

Features

• For use in turbidimetric, chromogenic, and gel-clot assays

• Simultaneously measures of up to 16 samples

• Temperature settings at both 30°C and 37°C

• Endotoxin determination in compliance with FDA guidelines as well as with Pharmacopeal (USP/EP/JP) BET monographs

• Extension modules available to extend number of samples

TOXINOMETER® Measurement Principle

The rate of the LAL/endotoxin reaction is dependent on the concentration of endotoxin present in the sample or standard. The greater the amount of endotoxin the faster the LAL/endotoxin mixture reacts; the smaller the amount of endotoxin the slower the LAL/endotoxin mixture reacts. The time needed for the LAL/endotoxin mixture to react is its Reaction Time. The ET-6000 uses the Reaction Time of known endotoxin standards to calculate the endotoxin concentrations in samples based on its measured Reaction Time. For Turbidimetric assays, the ET- 6000 measures the rate of turbidity to calculate Reaction Times. For chromogenic assays, the ET-6000 measures the increase in the color intensity to calculate Reaction Times.

Benefits of KTA Testing

• Allows trending of product results over time •Allows early detection of potential product failures

• Generates hard copy printouts documenting assay parameters and sample results

• Test to completion without intervention

• Develop automated assay systems with ease

• Offers improved precision and accuracy over the gel clot method

Specifications

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