AF-600 / AF-300
Automated ID and AST System
32 or 64 specimens at once · 200+ antimicrobials · Results from 4 to 5 hours
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How to choose
A working microbiology bench needs both halves, recovery and identification, so size the blood culture capacity against your sepsis workload and the ID and AST system against how many isolates reach the bench each day.
| System | What it does | Capacity | Typically suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| AF-600 / AF-300 | Identification and susceptibility testing | 32 or 64 specimens at once, 200+ antimicrobials | Hospitals reporting AST and resistance mechanisms daily |
| TDR-300B Plus | Identification and susceptibility testing | ID, AST and combo test cards | Laboratories establishing a microbiology bench |
| FA-N Series | Automated blood culture | N60, N120 and N240 units, plus expansion units | Hospitals with a significant sepsis workload |
| TDR Blood Culture System | Automated blood culture | Up to 10 incubators, expanded as volume grows | Laboratories growing blood-culture volume in steps |
Mindray microbiology systems we supply
Blood culture, organism identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing, with the multidrug-resistance flags an infection-control committee reports on.
TDR-300B Plus
Microorganism Analysis System
ID, AST and combo cards · MIC by microbroth dilution · ESBL, CRE, MRSA flags
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FA-N Series
Automated Blood Culture System
N60, N120 and N240 units · Resin neutralizes 17 antimicrobial categories · Expandable
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TDR Blood Culture System
Automated Blood Culture System
Up to 10 incubators · Colorimetric growth detection · Shaking per incubator
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Reagents and consumables
Culture bottles, identification and susceptibility test cards, control strains and consumables are supplied for every system we install, scheduled against your specimen load so a stock-out never delays a culture.
Installation, training and service
Every unit is delivered, installed and performance-verified on site, with hands-on training for your medical technologists and scheduled preventive maintenance afterwards, all by Framar engineers. See what our service covers.
Questions about microbiology
What do we need to start a microbiology bench?
In practice, two things: a blood culture system to recover the organism, and an identification and susceptibility system to name it and test it against antimicrobials. The FA-N Series or TDR blood culture system covers the first, the AF-600/300 or TDR-300B Plus the second. We will size both against your expected specimen load before quoting.
How fast are identification and susceptibility results?
The AF-600/300 reads its test cards on a 20-minute cycle and can produce identification and susceptibility results in four to five hours at the fastest, against the overnight incubation a manual method needs. Actual time depends on the organism.
Does the system report multidrug-resistant organisms?
Yes. Both platforms flag the resistance phenotypes an infection-control committee reports on, including ESBL, CRE, MRSA, VRE and PRSP, so the result that reaches the ward carries the same information you would report to your antimicrobial stewardship program.
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Tell us your test menu and daily volume and we will size the analyzer against it before quoting.