Hygiena · 96-well ELISA reader
Absorbance 96
A compact photometric reader for 96-well ELISA plates. Ninety-six individual detectors read the full plate in under five seconds; the instrument connects by USB and has no moving parts.
Quick decision
Is this test right for your control programme?
Consider it when
Food-safety laboratories running quantitative ELISA tests for allergens, gluten and mycotoxins
We clarify before quoting
Matrix and sampling point, target, decision threshold, test volume, compatible reader, control points, frequency and approved procedure.
Another test may be better when
The matrix, analytical target, required limit, time to result, readout format or approved procedure differs.
Best suited for
Food-safety laboratories running quantitative ELISA tests for allergens, gluten and mycotoxins
Capabilities and controlled parameters
- 96 individual photodiode detectors and four LED sources
- Reads 96 wells in under five seconds; from three seconds at a single wavelength
- Approximately 900 g with USB plug-and-play connection
- Solid-state design with no moving parts reduces mechanical maintenance needs
- Supports endpoint and kinetic modes plus quantitative and qualitative evaluation
- Compatible with current Hygiena ELISA kits; filters and method must match the exact assay
Specifications have been checked against the official manufacturer page.
Official Hygiena product pageHygiena
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Implementation considerations
Test implementation starts with the matrix, sampling point, analytical target and decision rule. Before supply, LabLog checks reader and consumable compatibility, control requirements, frequency, training, storage and result documentation.
How LabLog supports the project
- 01Define the matrix, sampling point and target
- 02Check the decision threshold and applicable method
- 03Agree the reader, tests, controls and stock level
- 04Prepare storage, training and a working instruction
- 05Verify a trial cycle before routine use