Super GL Glucose / Lactate Analyzer (100B / 200B)

Biochemistry · Enzyme-electrode

Super GL Glucose / Lactate Analyzer (100B / 200B)

A German biosensor technology (enzyme-electrode method) for measuring blood glucose and/or lactate, with patented dynamic hematocrit compensation for high precision and one-step sample preparation.

  • Enzyme-electrode method (German technology), the gold-standard methodology
  • Patented dynamic hematocrit compensation ensures high precision
  • One-step sample preparation; STAT samples can be inserted with priority
  • 100B for high-volume batch testing; 200B for rapid point-of-care testing in outpatient/emergency settings

Specifications

ModelSuper GL 100B / 200B
Test MethodEnzyme-electrode method (German technology)
Test ItemsGlucose and/or lactate (hemoglobin measurable with photometer accessory)
Sample TypeVenous blood, capillary blood, plasma, serum, cerebrospinal fluid
Sample Volume10 / 20 μL
Measurement RangeGlucose 0.6–50 mmol/L (11–910 mg/dl); Lactate 0.5–30 mmol/L (4.5–270 mg/dl)
PrecisionGlucose CV < 1.5%; Lactate CV < 2.0%
Sample Positions100B: 30 positions; 200B: 6 continuous + 1 single-sample position
Calibration / OperationAutomatic calibration; color touchscreen
Report OutputConnects to printer, computer, or LIS system

Specifications are from the product literature; the documents included with the unit govern.

Features

Gold-standard MethodologyEnzyme-electrode method, German technology.
Patented HCT CompensationDynamic hematocrit compensation for high-precision results.
One-step MethodSimple sample preparation; STAT samples can be prioritized.
Full Model Range100B for batch testing / 200B for rapid point-of-care testing.

Applications

Suited to high-volume batch testing at large and mid-size laboratories (100B), as well as rapid point-of-care testing in outpatient and emergency settings (200B); used for measuring blood glucose and lactate concentration.

Documents

English brochures, user manuals, CE / ISO registration and compliance documents are available on request. Please contact us online to request them and we will reply as soon as possible.

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