Biomixers & Biosealers
Our Biomixers offer a complete system for blood collection and data registration with the option of adding barcode readers. We have an extensive range to suit your needs and have been distributing Biomixers and Biosealers for almost 20 years.
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Biomixers
Biomixers are electronic blood collecting mixing devices developed by Ljungberg & Kögel. The Biomixer is an automated blood mixer used during blood donation to mix donated blood with anti-coagulant found within the blood bags and weigh blood during donation to identify when the correct quantity has been taken. Once the volume is reached, an automatic tube clamp closes the donation tube to prevent donations exceeding the capacity of the bag. The Biomixer also allows registration and collection data to be transferred to a PC for storage and registration, with a built in or optional barcode reader enabling donors, bags and operators to all be registered and tracked properly.
Lorne Laboratories supply two models of Biomixer, The 323-1 and 330-1, upgrades of the BM323 and 330 respectively. These blood collection machines include scales and mixing functionality used in blood donation and transfusion, with notifications and gentle mixing actions performed at repeated intervals during collection. Both models are compatible with all bloodbags on the market, making them suitable for global use. The Biomixer 330 can be ordered with or upgraded with the XBee module for wireless transmission of registered and collected data, with the Biomixer 323 connecting to USB or specialist ports.
With up to 10 hours operation on battery power and an included mains power supply, the Biomixer blood collecting devices are suitable for permanent, stationary or portable usage. Most functions including check of blood flow and collection time, counterbalancing and calibration are performed automatically, so donations are more efficient and staff can focus on donor welfare.
