Blood Thawing System LX1008BTS features an 8-inch colour LCD touch screen, a dual-core control system, and intelligent constant-temperature regulation with multi-mode thawing. It provides real-time monitoring with data logging and wireless export, along with integrated temperature & water level protection, and UV sterilization. The system also includes fully automated water inlet, drainage, preheating, and cleaning functions. It is used for controlled thawing and constant-temperature heating of plasma, blood components, transfusion bags, medical frozen products, anaesthetics, and drugs.
| Thawing quantity | 36 Bags, 200 ml per bag |
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| Cycling ability | 20 L/Min |
| Temperature range | 25 - 42°C |
| Temperature accuracy | ± 0.1°C |
| Thawing time | ≤ 20 Min |
| Timing range | 1 - 999 Min |
| Storage capacity and data recordings | 64 GB and over 32,000 sets |
| Display | 8 Inch LCD touch screen |
| Power | 3500 W |
| Power supply | AC 110/220 V, 50/60 Hz |
| External dimension | 950 x 650 x 945 mm |
| Net weight | 90 Kg |
| Packing dimension | 1020 x 720 x 1000 mm |
| Gross weight | 1230 Kg |
8 Inch color LCD touch Screen display
Integrated temperature & water level protection
Dual-core control architecture for optimized system performance
Real-time thermal monitoring with temperature curve visualization and full-process data logging with wireless export
Intelligent constant temperature regulation system
Multi-mode thawing operation: standard, rapid, and custom programs
Integrated FOF water purification system for anti-scaling control
UV Sterilization module for automated chamber disinfection
Independent oscillation mechanism for uniform heat distribution
Fully automated water inlet, drainage, preheating, and circulating cleaning system
Suitable for controlled thawing and constant-temperature heating of plasma, platelets, blood components, medical frozen products, transfusion bags/bottles, anaesthetics, and pharmaceutical drugs.
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Alarm system
Communication Port HIS System
Internet of things (IoT) functionality