Globe Scientific's polystyrene (PS) micro sample cup is designed for use on automated instrumentation including the Kodak®, Ortho® and IDEXX® Catalyst® DX analyzers.
Case Size
1000/Cs
Manufacturer
Globe Scientific
Sold By
Case of 1000
What makes this sample cup specifically suited for use with the Kodak and Ortho analyzers?
This sample cup is designed for compatibility with specific automated analyzers like Kodak, Ortho, and IDEXX Catalyst DX, ensuring precise fit and function during testing processes. [Manufacturer Info]
How should these sample cups be stored to ensure they maintain their integrity and functionality?
These polystyrene sample cups should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their integrity and prevent any deformation or chemical alteration. [Product Specs]
Are there any safety concerns or precautions we should be aware of when handling these sample cups?
Handle these polystyrene sample cups with care to avoid physical damage; however, they do not contain any hazardous materials that require special safety precautions. [Product Specs]
Can you describe a scenario where using the 681402 sample cup has a clear advantage over other types of sample containers?
The 681402 sample cup has a clear advantage in scenarios requiring precise volume control (0.5 mL) and compatibility with specific analyzers like Kodak and Ortho, enhancing test accuracy and reliability. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
What happens if the sample cup is accidentally used with a different type of analyzer?
Using this sample cup with analyzers other than those it is designed for may lead to inaccurate test results or operational issues due to incompatibility. [Manufacturer Info]
How does the durability of these polystyrene sample cups compare to those made from other materials?
Polystyrene sample cups generally offer good clarity and cost-effectiveness but are less durable compared to those made from more robust materials like polypropylene. [Product Specs]
For a facility that frequently conducts HDL micro-volume tests, how does this product's cost-effectiveness manifest?
For facilities conducting frequent HDL micro-volume tests, the bulk packaging (1000 per case) and compatibility with specific analyzers ensure cost-effectiveness through reduced waste and streamlined operations. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Are there any user feedback or common issues raised by other healthcare facilities that regularly use this product?
Specific user feedback or common issues are not documented, but generally, issues could arise from mishandling or using the cups with incompatible analyzers. [Manufacturer Info]
Is there a specific procedure or best practice for preparing the sample cup before use in an automated analyzer?
The best practice for preparing these sample cups is to ensure they are clean, dry, and free from any contaminants before use in an automated analyzer to maintain test accuracy. [Product Specs]
Globe Scientific's polystyrene (PS) micro sample cup is designed for use on automated instrumentation including the Kodak®, Ortho® and IDEXX® Catalyst® DX analyzers.
Case Size
1000/Cs
Manufacturer
Globe Scientific
Sold By
Case of 1000
What makes this sample cup specifically suited for use with the Kodak and Ortho analyzers?
This sample cup is designed for compatibility with specific automated analyzers like Kodak, Ortho, and IDEXX Catalyst DX, ensuring precise fit and function during testing processes. [Manufacturer Info]
How should these sample cups be stored to ensure they maintain their integrity and functionality?
These polystyrene sample cups should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their integrity and prevent any deformation or chemical alteration. [Product Specs]
Are there any safety concerns or precautions we should be aware of when handling these sample cups?
Handle these polystyrene sample cups with care to avoid physical damage; however, they do not contain any hazardous materials that require special safety precautions. [Product Specs]
Can you describe a scenario where using the 681402 sample cup has a clear advantage over other types of sample containers?
The 681402 sample cup has a clear advantage in scenarios requiring precise volume control (0.5 mL) and compatibility with specific analyzers like Kodak and Ortho, enhancing test accuracy and reliability. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
What happens if the sample cup is accidentally used with a different type of analyzer?
Using this sample cup with analyzers other than those it is designed for may lead to inaccurate test results or operational issues due to incompatibility. [Manufacturer Info]
How does the durability of these polystyrene sample cups compare to those made from other materials?
Polystyrene sample cups generally offer good clarity and cost-effectiveness but are less durable compared to those made from more robust materials like polypropylene. [Product Specs]
For a facility that frequently conducts HDL micro-volume tests, how does this product's cost-effectiveness manifest?
For facilities conducting frequent HDL micro-volume tests, the bulk packaging (1000 per case) and compatibility with specific analyzers ensure cost-effectiveness through reduced waste and streamlined operations. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Are there any user feedback or common issues raised by other healthcare facilities that regularly use this product?
Specific user feedback or common issues are not documented, but generally, issues could arise from mishandling or using the cups with incompatible analyzers. [Manufacturer Info]
Is there a specific procedure or best practice for preparing the sample cup before use in an automated analyzer?
The best practice for preparing these sample cups is to ensure they are clean, dry, and free from any contaminants before use in an automated analyzer to maintain test accuracy. [Product Specs]
Globe Scientific's polystyrene (PS) micro sample cup is designed for use on automated instrumentation including the Kodak®, Ortho® and IDEXX® Catalyst® DX analyzers.
Case Size
1000/Cs
Manufacturer
Globe Scientific
Sold By
Case of 1000
What makes this sample cup specifically suited for use with the Kodak and Ortho analyzers?
This sample cup is designed for compatibility with specific automated analyzers like Kodak, Ortho, and IDEXX Catalyst DX, ensuring precise fit and function during testing processes. [Manufacturer Info]
How should these sample cups be stored to ensure they maintain their integrity and functionality?
These polystyrene sample cups should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their integrity and prevent any deformation or chemical alteration. [Product Specs]
Are there any safety concerns or precautions we should be aware of when handling these sample cups?
Handle these polystyrene sample cups with care to avoid physical damage; however, they do not contain any hazardous materials that require special safety precautions. [Product Specs]
Can you describe a scenario where using the 681402 sample cup has a clear advantage over other types of sample containers?
The 681402 sample cup has a clear advantage in scenarios requiring precise volume control (0.5 mL) and compatibility with specific analyzers like Kodak and Ortho, enhancing test accuracy and reliability. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
What happens if the sample cup is accidentally used with a different type of analyzer?
Using this sample cup with analyzers other than those it is designed for may lead to inaccurate test results or operational issues due to incompatibility. [Manufacturer Info]
How does the durability of these polystyrene sample cups compare to those made from other materials?
Polystyrene sample cups generally offer good clarity and cost-effectiveness but are less durable compared to those made from more robust materials like polypropylene. [Product Specs]
For a facility that frequently conducts HDL micro-volume tests, how does this product's cost-effectiveness manifest?
For facilities conducting frequent HDL micro-volume tests, the bulk packaging (1000 per case) and compatibility with specific analyzers ensure cost-effectiveness through reduced waste and streamlined operations. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Are there any user feedback or common issues raised by other healthcare facilities that regularly use this product?
Specific user feedback or common issues are not documented, but generally, issues could arise from mishandling or using the cups with incompatible analyzers. [Manufacturer Info]
Is there a specific procedure or best practice for preparing the sample cup before use in an automated analyzer?
The best practice for preparing these sample cups is to ensure they are clean, dry, and free from any contaminants before use in an automated analyzer to maintain test accuracy. [Product Specs]
Globe Scientific's polystyrene (PS) micro sample cup is designed for use on automated instrumentation including the Kodak®, Ortho® and IDEXX® Catalyst® DX analyzers.
Case Size
1000/Cs
Manufacturer
Globe Scientific
Sold By
Case of 1000
What makes this sample cup specifically suited for use with the Kodak and Ortho analyzers?
This sample cup is designed for compatibility with specific automated analyzers like Kodak, Ortho, and IDEXX Catalyst DX, ensuring precise fit and function during testing processes. [Manufacturer Info]
How should these sample cups be stored to ensure they maintain their integrity and functionality?
These polystyrene sample cups should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their integrity and prevent any deformation or chemical alteration. [Product Specs]
Are there any safety concerns or precautions we should be aware of when handling these sample cups?
Handle these polystyrene sample cups with care to avoid physical damage; however, they do not contain any hazardous materials that require special safety precautions. [Product Specs]
Can you describe a scenario where using the 681402 sample cup has a clear advantage over other types of sample containers?
The 681402 sample cup has a clear advantage in scenarios requiring precise volume control (0.5 mL) and compatibility with specific analyzers like Kodak and Ortho, enhancing test accuracy and reliability. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
What happens if the sample cup is accidentally used with a different type of analyzer?
Using this sample cup with analyzers other than those it is designed for may lead to inaccurate test results or operational issues due to incompatibility. [Manufacturer Info]
How does the durability of these polystyrene sample cups compare to those made from other materials?
Polystyrene sample cups generally offer good clarity and cost-effectiveness but are less durable compared to those made from more robust materials like polypropylene. [Product Specs]
For a facility that frequently conducts HDL micro-volume tests, how does this product's cost-effectiveness manifest?
For facilities conducting frequent HDL micro-volume tests, the bulk packaging (1000 per case) and compatibility with specific analyzers ensure cost-effectiveness through reduced waste and streamlined operations. [Product Specs][Manufacturer Info]
Are there any user feedback or common issues raised by other healthcare facilities that regularly use this product?
Specific user feedback or common issues are not documented, but generally, issues could arise from mishandling or using the cups with incompatible analyzers. [Manufacturer Info]
Is there a specific procedure or best practice for preparing the sample cup before use in an automated analyzer?
The best practice for preparing these sample cups is to ensure they are clean, dry, and free from any contaminants before use in an automated analyzer to maintain test accuracy. [Product Specs]