McKesson Differential Cell Counter 8-Key

Differential Cell Counter 8-Key

The McKesson Differential Cell Counter is an 8-key cell counter for blood cell counting workflows. It fits labs and clinical settings that want quick manual counting with visual tracking and a built-in count signal. Helpful workflow details include a totalizer window, a full blood cell maturation strip chart, dual reset knobs, and a bell that sounds when 100 cells are counted.

Good Fit For

• Manual blood cell counting workflows
• Lab benches that need a visual maturation chart
• Settings that prefer an audible signal at 100 cells

Key Features

• 8-key differential cell counter supports manual blood cell counting tasks
• Totalizer window helps users track the running count at a glance
• Full blood cell maturation strip chart adds a visual reference during counting
• Dual reset knobs support quick count resets in active lab workflows
• Signal bell sounds when 100 cells are counted for easier count completion awareness
• Natural rubber latex is present, which matters for latex-sensitive environments

Applications and Usage

• Counting blood cells with an 8-key manual counter
• Tracking progress toward a 100-cell count with an audible bell
• Using the maturation strip chart as a reference during differential counting

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Latex.
• This product contains natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions.

FAQ

• How many keys does this differential cell counter have? This differential cell counter has 8 keys.
• Does this counter show the running total? Yes. The McKesson Differential Cell Counter has a totalizer window for viewing the count.
• Is there a signal when the count reaches 100 cells? Yes. A bell sounds when 100 cells are counted.
• Does this counter include a maturation reference chart? Yes. The counter includes a full blood cell maturation strip chart.
• Is there anything important to know for latex-sensitive settings? Yes. This product contains natural rubber latex, which may cause allergic reactions.

From McKesson.