BC-6000

With the newly designed opticals and reagent systems, the SF Cube technology can help doctors to better differentiate the clusters of cells (6 parts, including  Immature Granulocyte), which is the key to revealing more abnormal cells.

In WNB scattergram, BC-6000 provides NRBC, Basophils and WBC-N* results. It means that the actual number of NRBCs can be measured in routine CBC, if they are present in the sample.

Basophils are counted in this counting channel with NRBC results.

Basophil and NRBC results are generated on BC-6000 without extra reagent or cost.

Neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio (NLR) is calculated by dividing neutrophil count by lymphocyte count, usually from peripheral blood sample.

In laboratory medicine, NLR is used as a marker of subclinical inflammation.

According to clinical studies, NLR can be used as a prognostic factor of severe illness in COVID-19 patients. 

Should the sample results trigger the criteria, the sample rack can automatically step back for a “rerun” or “reflex” check.

BC-6000 can load up to 50 samples at a time and offers a throughput of up to 110 tests per hour.

BC-6000 requires less sample volume as well as reagent consumption. For a CBC+DIFF test with NRBC result, BC-6000 only requires 80μL of whole blood and 35 μL of capillary blood.