Pneumatic Tube Systems

Product Details:

• To ensure high-quality laboratory samples, it is important that the samples are transported in stable conditions and brought quickly to the lab.
• Adding modern individual controlling to the mix ensures a gently delivery of the pneumatic tube capsules, guaranteeing quality.
• Moreover, the valuable time of qualified personnel is spared, since the samples do not need to be transported to the laboratory by hand.

• When every second counts, capsules have to arrive on site quickly and securely. 
• Emergency transport is therefore prioritized throughout the entire system and all associated transport data is stored in the software. 
• A special monitoring system informs the sender and receiver of the shipment status. 
• Shipments can also be tracked in real time with graphics.

• Especially when transporting drugs like morphine, a high standard of security is mandatory. 
• By way of identification systems, such as RFID, magnetic cards or PIN codes for example, unauthorized personnel are restricted from sending or receiving goods. 
• A seamless documentation system keeps a record of the exact route that the medication travels up until extraction.

• Since capsules are usually shipped and received with very high frequency in the laboratory, transporting these capsules quickly is of great importance. 
• A special multifaceted shipping line, directly connected to the distributor, allows the continuous transport of capsules to and from the laboratory, saving both time and space. 
• Instead of accumulating in the laboratory, empty capsules are quickly transported to the distributor 
• From there, they are automatically sent to your home without having to manually enter an address. 
• Incoming capsules are slowed gently and slide along a track. 

• A wide variety of hardware and software settings enable the delivery of critical goods such as blood samples, tissue samples or cytostatic agents. 
• Each of these items has their own special requirements during transport. 
• Blood samples should be sent with as little chance of vibration as possible and at slow speed to avoid hemolysis. 
• Modern frequency transformer control allows the transport speed to be dynamically reduced from 6 m/s to about 3 m/s. 
• Emergency goods such as tissue samples are handled with priority in the system so they reach their destination as quickly as possible and without delay. 
• Cytostatics or morphine require a high level of security, which is given for example by authorization systems and lockable baskets.