Summary of Reagent Kits Compatibility and Barcode/Bottle Specifications

1. Overview

This document provides detailed information on reagent kits designed for various clinical chemistry analyzers, focusing on compatibility with specific analyzer models, barcode types, and reagent bottle fittings.

2. Analyzer Systems Covered

• Hitachi series: 704, 717, 902, 911, 912, 917
• Modular P
• Beckman Coulter AU series
• ADVIA 1650, 1800, 2400
• Abbott Architect series
• Dirui CS series

3. Reagent Kit Identification

Reagent kits are identified by the last three digits of their catalog numbers. These digits correspond to specific system kits and compatibility with analyzers.

4. Barcode and Bottle Compatibility

• Reagent kits include r1 and r2 components, each with specific barcode types and bottle fittings.
• For example, kits with catalog numbers ending in 917 are compatible with Hitachi 917, Modular P, Beckman Coulter AU series, ADVIA 1650/1800/2400, Abbott Architect, and Dirui CS series analyzers.
• Kits ending in 704 fit Hitachi 704/717/902/911/912 analyzers.
• Kits with endings 930, 931, 935, 936, 937 support multiple analyzers including Hitachi 704/717/902/911/912/917, Modular P, Beckman Coulter AU series, ADVIA 1650/1800/2400, Abbott Architect, and Dirui CS series.
• Kits ending in 717 are compatible with Hitachi 717/911/912 analyzers.

5. Key Points

• Each reagent kit is designed to fit specific analyzer models, ensuring proper barcode scanning and bottle fitting.
• Compatibility is determined by the last three digits of the catalog number.
• Both r1 and r2 reagent components have designated barcode and bottle specifications tailored to the analyzers.

6. Recommendations

Users should verify the last three digits of the reagent kit catalog number to ensure compatibility with their analyzer system. Proper matching guarantees accurate reagent identification and optimal analyzer performance.