LTS-BMC40

LTS-BMC40

The LTS-BMC40 is a compact and cost-effective 3-part hematology analyzer delivering up to 40 CBC tests per hour. Using impedance and colorimetry, it provides dependable counts for WBC, RBC, HGB, and platelets with ~20 parameters and histogram outputs. With its smaller footprint, touchscreen interface, and LIS connectivity, the LTS-BMC40 is the ideal solution for clinics, community labs, and entry-level hospital settings that require accurate CBC analysis without the complexity or cost of higher-throughput analyzers.

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System Concept

  • LTS-BMC40 is an entry-level 3-part hematology analyzer, designed for CBC (Complete Blood Count) testing.

  • Developed for small laboratories, community clinics, and physician offices where compact design, low cost, and ease of use are key.

  • Provides reliable results with simplified operation at a lower throughput than BCM80.



Core Features & Specifications

  • Principle: Electrical impedance (RBC, PLT) + colorimetry (HGB).

  • Throughput:40 samples/hour (ideal for low to mid-volume testing).

  • Parameters: ~20 reportable parameters, 3 histograms (WBC, RBC, PLT).

  • Sample Types: Whole blood, pre-diluted blood.

  • Sample Volume: WB ≤ 9 μL, PD ≤ 20 μL.

  • User Interface: 7–10” LCD touchscreen (smaller footprint than BCM80).

  • Data Storage: ≥30,000 results (with histograms).

  • Connectivity: LIS/HIS compatible, USB data export.

  • Dimensions/Weight: ~350 × 300 × 380 mm; ~15–18 kg (lighter and more compact than BCM80).



Advantages

  • Compact & portable: Designed for small labs and point-of-care settings.

  • Efficient for low workload: 40 CBCs/hour covers typical clinic needs.

  • Reliable performance: reproducibility CV ≤ 2% (WBC, RBC, HGB).

  • User-friendly: minimal training required; simple maintenance.

  • Cost-effective: ideal for budget-conscious labs that don’t require high throughput.

  • Seamless integration: LIS/HIS support for data management.



Applications

  • Small hospitals, outpatient clinics, and doctor’s offices performing routine CBC testing.

  • Community labs with limited daily sample numbers.

  • Preventive health screening centers with moderate test volumes.

Resource-limited settings where compact design and affordability matter.