DL-96II Auto microbial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing system
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- The DL-96Ⅱ bacterial identification system delivers quantitative, standardized, and intelligent pathogen diagnostics, making it a comprehensive microbiological identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing instrument.
- The bacterial identification system employs the VITEK® 2 matrix method and colorimetric/turbidimetric assays, providing a reliable basis for pathogen identification. Equipped with test cards tailored to commonly used clinical antibiotics, it enables efficient microbial identification and multi‑gradient antimicrobial susceptibility testing, offering a comprehensive testing portfolio for clinical use. The system features customizable statistical functions, allows direct data import into WHONET, and supports flexible analysis of hospital‑wide bacterial infection patterns. It also includes an “Expert Guidance System” that provides scientifically grounded annotations for antimicrobial agents and enables monitoring and early warning of abnormal phenotypes in infecting organisms.
- Digital turbidimeter: DL‑ZD3, which employs microcomputer control and photoelectric sensing technology to measure suspensions of varying nephelometric turbidity units and display the readings. It is used to determine the optical density of microbial suspensions and to establish the inoculum concentration based on the nephelometric scale.
- Autosampler: SCAN-10. This autosampler is designed for use with our company’s microbial identification and antimicrobial susceptibility assay plates, enabling the pipetting and dispensing of test samples and their precise addition to the corresponding reaction systems, thereby automating sample preparation prior to microbial identification and analysis.
DL-compatible Reagent kit
[Bacterial Assay System Randomized In Vitro Diagnostic Reagent Plate (DL-120 Series Reagent Plate)]
(1) In vitro antimicrobial susceptibility testing not only meets the CLSI clinical breakpoint criteria and the CARSS surveillance requirements, but also satisfies the quality-control strain breakpoints.
(2) Compared with the DL-96 series reagent plates, the number of drug types has increased, including tigecycline, doxycycline, daptomycin, and others.
(3) Comparison of the DL-96 series reagent plates with an increased drug concentration gradient: typically 5–7 concentration levels.
DL-96 & DL-120 slats
[Bacterial Assay System Randomized In Vitro Diagnostic Reagent Plate (DL-96 Series Reagent Plate)]
(1) It can identify over 600 clinically common pathogenic microorganisms, including various members of the Enterobacteriaceae family, non-fermenting bacteria, staphylococci, streptococci, and yeasts.
(2) Available are standalone identification kits, antimicrobial susceptibility testing plates, and combined identification–susceptibility assay plates.
(3) In vitro antimicrobial susceptibility testing meets CLSI clinical breakpoints for bacterial isolates and satisfies CARSS surveillance requirements.
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