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CURO Automated Tube Labeling System

KPI Healthcare’s Automated Tube Labeling System, the CURO ATL is an automatic labeling system for blood-collection tubes. By communicating with patient information management system(HIS/LIS), the CURO ATL automatically labels blood-collection tubes with correct patient information & test type in a couple clicks. With the capacity to hold up to 150 tubes in 6 different types, it dramatically increases the efficiency in the workflow of blood collection, test operation and dramatically decreases the possibility of malpractice that could cause a huge damage. No more conventional way of manual preparation of blood-sample-tubes, make it more efficient and easier with CURO ATL from KPI Healthcare.

CURO ATL

Auto Tube Labeler

Fully Automated

Increases productivity & efficiency in blood tube labeling process
Eliminate mistakes (prevents medical accidents)
Reduces the cost and time

HIS/LIS connectivity

Ease connection to all clinical environments

Great Performance with big capacity

Stores 150 tubes with 6 different types
Up to 800 prints per hour
Compatible with a variety of standard blood tubes
Separate urine label printing

Easy operation & Maintenance

Easy to learn how to operate (No learning time)
Open-window to visually confirm the amount of collected blood in tube
Both side access for printing label refill & service

Specification

PC	7" touch screen tablet pc	OS	Windows CE
Interface	USB / Ethernet Standard / Wi-Fi	Connectivity	HIS / LIS
No. of slot	6	Tube types	6
Capacity per slot	25 tubes	Max. capacity	150 tubes
No. of printer	2ea (Main, Urine)	Print method	Direct thermal
Performance	800 tubes / hour	Label size	50 × 31mm
Barcode Type	UPC-A, EAN-13, EAN-8, Code39, Code93, Code 128A/B/C, Interleaved 2 of 5,Power	Power	AC 100-240V (+/- 10%), 50/60Hz, 2.1A
Dimension	260(W) x 450(L) × 580(H)mm / 102.3(W) x 17.7(L) × 22.8(H) inches	Weight	22.8kg / 50 lbs

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