Lab Analyzer with Sample Handler (Floor)

Overview

A floor analyzer with its sample handler attached, drawn as one piece: the sample handler at the left end and the analyzer at the right, sharing one front line and one dark sample track along the whole front. The handler end stands deeper at the back than the analyzer, the way a combined chemistry and immunoassay system sits on a lab floor plan. It is a generic stand-in with no brand or model name.

Sizing & placement

It is 117 inches wide, 56 inches deep and 65 inches tall (about 297 × 142 × 165 cm), so 9 feet 9 inches across. The 56-inch depth is the sample handler end; the analyzer end is about 44 inches deep, with the fronts lined up, so the extra depth is at the back. Leave about 3 feet clear in front for loading and reagents as a common guideline, plus the service space behind and beside it that your spec sheet asks for. It stands on the floor, and lab pieces dragged beside it snap flush without being reported as overlapping.

Where it works

Core labs in hospitals and reference labs where a chemistry or immunoassay analyzer comes with a sample handler bolted on. It is in the Lab Equipment section of the Medical & Lab tab in Furnish; search "analyzer with sample handler", "sample handler" or "floor analyzer". For a longer modular line, use the separate Lab Line Modules instead.

Specifications

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Frequently asked questions

How big is the lab analyzer with sample handler?

It is 117 inches wide, 56 inches deep and 65 inches tall (about 297 × 142 × 165 cm). The analyzer end is about 44 inches deep and lines up with the handler at the front.

How is it different from the Lab Line Modules?

It is one fixed piece: one sample handler plus one analyzer. The Lab Line Modules are separate pieces (sample handler, chemistry, immunoassay) that you line up to build a line of any length.

Can I resize it to match my own unit?

Yes. It starts at a typical real-world size, and you can change its width, depth and height in the tray. Type the overall footprint from your spec sheet, including anything that sticks out.