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handyem introduces the HPC-150 Personal Cytometer

Personal cytometer for life science research, bioprocessing, water quality and many other applications.

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handyem Inc., a manufacturer of personal and portable flow cytometers announces the commercial launch of the HPC-150 personal cytometer for life science research, bioprocessing, water quality and many other applications.

The HPC-150 flow cytometer from handyem is portable and rugged. Its reliable fiber-optics flow cell eliminates the need for periodic laser alignment and reduces by an order of magnitude the amount of sheath fluid normally required by conventional flow cytometers. The cytometer has excellent particle counting capabilities and displays scattering resolution suitable for conducting measurement of cells and particles from 0.5 to 40 μm. The product is available in the following configurations: dual-laser red (638 nm) and blue (488 nm), single-laser green (532 nm) or blue (488 nm) and with up to four optical filter colors and six parameters.

“We are proud to offer this new product with enhanced performance and additional modalities compared to its predecessor” says Alain Chandonnet, ...

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