Horiba Micros 60 ESV Veterinary Hematology Analyzer

The HORIBA ABX Micros ESV 60 is a veterinary benchtop hematology analyzer engineered for quick, reliable complete blood count (CBC) testing across multiple animal species. With micro-sampling and automatic impedance-photometry measurement, it delivers accurate results—ideal for clinics, mobile units, and field care settings.

This compact analyzer supports 8- or 18-parameter CBC panels, including 3-part differential for dogs, cats, and horses. Featuring a touchscreen interface, external barcode reader, and USB data export, it enhances workflow efficiency and connectivity in veterinary practices.

Key Features

• Micro-sample volume of just 10 µL whole blood—minimizes draw stress
• High-throughput: up to 50 tests/hour in open-tube mode
• Process 8 parameters for small mammals, or 18 parameters with diff for dogs/cats/horses
• Combination impedance + photometric hemoglobin measurement for accuracy
• Integrated color touchscreen, virtual keyboard, and optional barcode scanner
• Data export via USB key or LAN; stores up to 1,000 patient results including histograms
• Unique reagent pack system: cleaner and cyanide-free waste handling
• Support for 10+ animal species, including dog, cat, horse, rabbit, and more

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: ~43 × 36 × 36 cm (16.9″×14.2″×14.2″)
• Weight: ~14 kg (30.9 lb)
• Power: 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz; ~110 VA
• Throughput: 50 open-tube tests/hour (up to 60 in closed-tube mode)
• Sample Volume: 10 µL; stability up to 48 h post-draw
• Display: 8.4″ LCD color touchscreen; external printer support
• Connectivity: USB (3), RS232 (2), PS/2, RJ45 LAN
• Memory: Stores 1,000 results with histograms; optional smart-card backup
• Certifications: Complies with IEC61010‑1, EN61326; CE and UL recognized (cTUVus)

Ideal For

• Veterinary clinics and animal hospitals
• Mobile diagnostic units and field clinics
• Equine, small animal, and mixed-species practices
• Research and academic veterinary laboratories
• Emergency & critical care veterinary settings