The sending station utilises a network of diverters to deliver labelled or unlabelled test tubes to various destinations, including:

• Laboratory Desk Receiving Stations:
  Test tubes are delivered directly to lab technicians or robots, ready for immediate use.
• Test Tube Rack Builders:
  Test tubes are transported to rack builders in different locations, where they can be organised into racks with or without labels.
• Automation Systems:
  Test tubes are sent to automated systems that require labelled or unlabelled tubes for further analysis or processing.

The system supports delivery points in different rooms or even several hundred meters apart, ensuring seamless connectivity across the entire laboratory.

At the heart of this advanced system is LabDroid, a powerful software that integrates with Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) and other laboratory instruments and automation. LabDroid coordinates the distribution of test tubes, creating a centralised, efficient workflow that eliminates the need for manual sorting or rack building.

By interfacing with your lab’s systems, LabDroid ensures that test tubes are delivered to the right location at the right time, enhancing traceability and reducing errors.

• Scalable and Future-Ready
  Fully expandable to accommodate the growing needs of any progressive laboratory.
• Customizable for Any Tube Size
  Supports most shapes and sizes of test tubes, making it versatile for various laboratory workflows.
• Enhanced Efficiency
  Eliminates the need for manual sorting and rack building, saving time and labor costs.
• Wide Reach
  Delivers test tubes across different rooms and locations, with distances up to several hundred meters.
• Precision and Control
  LabDroid software ensures accurate distribution, integrating seamlessly with LIMS and other lab automation systems.
• Streamlined Workflow
  Centralised distribution creates a highly efficient way to sort, label and deliver test tubes throughout the laboratory.

1. Connection
   The sending station connects to the HF Test Tube Sorter and/or label printer.
2. Pneumatic Transport
   Test tubes are pneumatically transported to the designated locations via diverters.
3. Destination Options
   • Lab desk receiving stations
   • Test tube rack builders
   • Automation systems
4. LabDroid Coordination
   LabDroid interfaces with LIMS and other systems to ensure accurate and timely delivery.

• Clinical Laboratories
  For sorting blood, urine, and other body fluid samples for diagnostic testing.
• Pharmaceuticals
  Used in drug discovery, quality control, and pharmacokinetics for sample organization and handling.
• Biotechnology
  For sorting samples in genetic research, DNA sequencing, and other molecular biology applications.
• Forensic Laboratories
  In crime labs to handle and organize biological samples for DNA analysis and toxicology.
• Environmental Testing
  Sorting soil, water, and air samples for contamination analysis and environmental monitoring.
• Food and Beverage Industry
  In quality control labs for sorting samples to test for contamination, additives, and nutritional content.
• Agriculture and Plant Research
  Used for sorting plant or soil samples in crop research, soil analysis, and agricultural studies.
• Chemical Industry
  Sorting samples for quality control, research, and chemical synthesis processes.
• Veterinary Laboratories
  For sorting samples from animals for diagnostic and research purposes.
• Academic and Research Institutions
  In university and research labs for organising various biological, chemical, and environmental samples.
• Public Health and Epidemiology
  For sorting large volumes of samples during disease outbreaks for surveillance and epidemiological studies.

• Toxicology
  Sorting samples in toxicological studies for poison and drug testing.
• Cosmetic Industry
  Sorting samples in research and quality testing of cosmetic products and ingredients.
• Industrial Manufacturing
  In labs that test materials and compounds to ensure quality and compliance with regulatory standards.
• Military and Defense
  Sorting samples for biological or chemical analysis in defense-related research.
• Oil Condition Monitoring Laboratories
  Sorting oil samples to monitor machinery wear, contaminants, and oil degradation in industries like automotive, aerospace, and heavy machinery.
• Coolant Condition Monitoring Laboratories
  Used to sort coolant samples to check for contamination, pH levels, and overall coolant quality, often in automotive and industrial applications.