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Used dynamic testing system in Minnesota, USA

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    Beckman Coulter Multisizer 4 Particle

    Beckman Coulter Multisizer 4 Particle Counter

    • Manufacturer: Beckman - Coulter
    • Model: Multisizer

    Increased dynamic range over MS3 Increased resolution over MS3 Quality assurance friendly Digital Pulse Processor (DPP) Dynamic size measurements Provides number, volume, mass and surface area size distributions ...

    Ramsey, MN
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    Beckman Coulter Z2 Cell and

    Beckman Coulter Z2 Cell and Particle Counter

    • Manufacturer: Beckman - Coulter
    • Model: Z2

    Mercury Free Sample result averaging Size distribution graph and tabular data PC data acquisition via Windows based software One-button calibration Built-in user test functions The Beckman Coulter Z2 is the lates...

    Ramsey, MN

Overview

Cell counters are essential laboratory instruments used to count cells in biological samples. They are widely utilized in medical, research, and industrial settings for applications such as blood analysis, cell culture monitoring, and quality control. These devices can range from manual counters to sophisticated automated systems that provide precise and efficient cell counting.

FAQ

What features should I look for when buying a cell counter?

Consider the accuracy, ease of use, throughput, and compatibility with different sample types. Automated systems with software integration can enhance efficiency and data management.

How can I safely ship a cell counter?

Ensure the cell counter is packed in its original packaging or a suitable alternative with ample padding. Use a shipping service experienced in handling delicate laboratory equipment.

What maintenance does a cell counter require?

Regularly clean the device following the manufacturer’s instructions, check and replace any consumables, and ensure software updates are applied. Periodic calibration may also be necessary to maintain accuracy.