Bioway BW-1000H Hybrid Urinalysis System

Combined urine chemistry and sediment analysis

The BW-1000H Hybrid Urinalysis System extends the Bioway urine analyser portfolio at tech²ART. It combines urine chemistry testing with machine-vision microscopy to identify, classify and count formed elements in urine.

Key features for laboratory workflows

• Automatic microscope focusing supports sample imaging and automated sediment identification and counting.
• Processes original, non-centrifuged urine, with a minimum urine volume of 2 mL and minimum injection volume of 0.5 mL.
• Automatic sample loading accommodates 10 samples on the instrument at a time.
• The catalogue lists 30–50 sediment samples/hour and 240 chemistry samples/hour. These are separate mode-specific figures, not a combined throughput.
• Two-way communication supports connection with LIS/HIS, printers and hospital management systems; interface compatibility should be confirmed for your installation.
• On-screen review, historical result lookup and combined graphic reporting support review of chemistry and sediment results.
• Automatic cleaning of the inside and outside of the sampling needle is designed to reduce cross-contamination.

Chemistry and sediment parameters

Chemistry parameters listed in the catalogue include urobilinogen, bilirubin, ketones, blood, protein, nitrite, leucocytes, glucose, specific gravity, pH, ascorbic acid and microalbumin. Colour and turbidity are also listed.

Sediment parameters include RBC, WBC, squamous and non-squamous epithelial cells, hyaline and unclassified casts, mucus, bacteria, yeast, WBC clumps and sperm.

Enquiries for European laboratories

Contact tech²ART in Denmark to discuss the BW-1000H for your laboratory, request a quotation and confirm country-specific availability, regulatory documentation, compatible consumables and LIS/HIS integration before purchase.

Manufacturer information

Specifications are taken from the supplied Bioway BW-1000H catalogue and are manufacturer-stated, not independently verified here. Slide 2 lists sediment throughput as 30–50 samples/hour; slide 4 lists 50 samples/hour. The range is used here. The supplied catalogue does not establish CE marking or IVDR conformity.