How to choose
The choice turns on one question: is sediment microscopy the part of your urinalysis workload you want to automate, or is the strip chemistry enough?
| Model | What it covers | Throughput | Typically suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| EU 8600 / EU 8600 GT | Dry chemistry and sediment on one line | 240 or 480 tests per hour | Tertiary hospitals consolidating all urinalysis onto one track |
| EU-5600 Pro / EU-5300 Pro | Dry chemistry, formed element and RBC phase | Walk-away automated system | Hospitals and referral laboratories with steady daily volume |
| EH-2090 | Automated sediment microscopy | 120 tests per hour | Laboratories replacing manual sediment review |
| UA-5600 | Dry chemistry with colour, turbidity and SG | 11 or 14 parameter strips | Busy laboratories wanting the physical parameters measured too |
| UA-600 / UA-600T | Dry-chemistry strip reading | 600 strips per hour | Hospital benches with a steady strip workload |
| UA-66 | Dry-chemistry strip reading | Semi-automated | Clinics and rural health units |
Mindray urinalysis analyzers we supply
Dry-chemistry strip reading and automated sediment microscopy, from a bench-top strip reader up to a fully automated line that runs both on one track.
EU-5600 Pro / EU-5300 Pro
EH-2090
UA-5600
UA-600 / UA-600T
UA-66
Reagents and consumables
We supply the matching Mindray urine strips, controls, sheath and cleaning solutions for every unit we install, planned against your monthly urinalysis count so the bench never runs out of strips mid-shift.
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 urinalysis
Do we still need to read sediment under a microscope?
Not routinely. The EH-2090 and the EU lines photograph the sediment and classify the formed elements automatically, and a medical technologist reviews only the images the instrument flags. Manual microscopy stays available for the cases that need it, but it stops being the bottleneck on every specimen.
What is the difference between a strip reader and a urinalysis line?
A strip reader such as the UA-66 or UA-600 reads the dry-chemistry pad and reports the chemistry only. A line such as the EU-5600 Pro or EU 8600 runs the dry chemistry and the sediment on the same specimen and reports both together, so one aliquot produces a complete urinalysis without the specimen being handled twice.
Can we start with a strip reader and add sediment analysis later?
Yes, and many laboratories do. A UA-600 or UA-5600 covers the chemistry now, and an EH-2090 can be added when sediment volume justifies it. Tell us the direction you expect to grow in and we will size the first instrument so the second one fits beside it.
Request a quotation
Tell us your test menu and daily volume and we will size the analyzer against it before quoting.