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  Activation furnance for electrochemical sensors

  The activation furnance is a device used for curing individual sensors of the AC1 type. At a defined temperature (up to 1000 °C) depending on the electrode and sensor materials. When the sensor is cured, the surface of the electrodes is cleaned from surface oxides and organic impurities, which results in regeneration of the sensor or its activation. In this way, for example, old sensors with immobilized enzyme layers can be cured for reuse – see example at the end ot the document.

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  Desiccator

  An airtight container which maintains an atmosphere of low humidity through the use of a suitable drying agent which occupies the bottom part of the desiccator. It is for the storage of dry objects that must not be exposed to the moisture normally present in the atmosphere.

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  Pipettor Rack

  The BVT Pipettor Rack is designed with user needs in mind, the design has been made to maximize bench space by using the Pipettor Rack to store pipettors when not in use. Holds up to three pipettors. Material of the rack is PMMA.

   

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  PME011 Microdialysis Catheter Microeye

  Microdialysis catheter is provided with a special membrane which produces a “plasma-like” sample without the need for blood centrifugation.

   

  It enables “plasma-like” samples taking and continuous monitoring of low-molecular substances in circulating blood without withdrawing blood from the patient. It offers virtually real-time information. Samples can be collected for off-line analysis if required. This catheter is easy to use and reduces risks of contact with blood borne pathogens. The MicroEye is intended for intravenous use for periods up to 48 hours and is inserted via 18G blood catheter.

   

  The range of substances that can be monitored using this catheter

  • Electrolytes (such as potassium, magnesium etc.)
  • Energy metabolites (glucose, lactate, pyruvate, etc.)
  • Amino acids (glutamate, GABA, etc.)
  • Hormones and neurotransmitters (dopamine, serotonin, etc.)
  • Inflammatory mediators and growth factors (cytokines, etc.)
  • Drugs and their metabolites (unbound “free fractions and /or total

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