Description

With the IF Sprinter, EUROIMMUN US offers a solution for fully automated processing of immunofluorescence tests for small- and medium-volume laboratories. The system performs sample identification, dilution, transfer, washing, and incubation steps.

Flexible system for fully automated processing of immunofluorescence tests
Reliability and traceability via integrated barcode reader and optional slide matrix code identification
Efficient carryover-free pipetting using a washable pipetting needle
Simplified laboratory workflows through user-friendly data communication with LIS or EUROLabOffice
Capacity for up to 96 samples and 15 slides per run

Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Sample Types	Serum, plasma and CSF
Sample Capacity	Up to 96 samples
Slide Capacity	Up to 15 slides (combination of slides with 10 and 50 reaction fields possible)
Sample Tubes	Outer diameter 10–16 mm, height up to 100 mm
Pipetting Volume	5 μl – 1000 μl, 1 μl increments
Traceability	Automated registration of samples, optional automated registration of slides
Dimensions (W × D × H)	25.59 × 27.56 × 29.53 in
Weight	110.23 lbs

Key Features

Fully Automated IFT Processing

Complete automation of immunofluorescence assays including identification, dilution, transfer, washing, and incubation.

Flexible Throughput

Supports up to 96 samples and 15 slides per run for small- to medium-volume laboratories.

Traceability System

Integrated barcode reader with optional slide matrix code recognition for reliable sample identification.

Carryover-Free Pipetting

Washable pipetting needle ensures precise liquid handling without contamination.

LIS & EUROLabOffice Integration

User-friendly data communication supports streamlined workflow integration and laboratory management.

Workflow Simplification

Simplifies routine laboratory processes through automated operations and integrated data handling.

Broad Sample Compatibility

Supports serum, plasma, and CSF for diverse immunofluorescence applications.

Applications

Autoimmune Diagnostics: Processing of ANA, ENA, and other IFA assays.

Infectious Disease Testing: Detection of pathogen-specific antibodies using immunofluorescence techniques.

Clinical Routine Laboratories: Suitable for low- to medium-throughput environments requiring standardized workflows.

Serological Screening: Processing of serum, plasma, and CSF samples for antibody analysis.

Laboratory Automation: Replacement of manual IFA workflows to reduce labor intensity and improve consistency.

IF Sprinter Fast and Reliable IFT Automation for Low and Medium Throughput