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Thermogenesis - MT204 Thawing System
This listing is for a Thermogenesis Thermoline MT204 Thawing system
The ThermoGenesis Thermoline™ plasma thawers represent the latest in rapid and reliable thawing of plasma and cryoprecipitate, designed for use in clinical and transfusion laboratory environments. These systems emphasize safety, speed, and contamination prevention.
Key Features
Rapid Thawing:
Typical thawing time is 15–18 minutes from a core temperature of -40°C for a 220 ml plasma pack.
No Water Contact:
Plasma packs are suspended in individual sealed pockets, isolating them from direct water contact. This ensures:
No risk of contamination.
If a pack ruptures, contents are safely contained within the pocket.
Agitation System:
An integrated agitation mechanism gently massages the suspended packs, accelerating the thawing process.
Capacity:
The MT204 accommodates up to 4 plasma bags simultaneously. Other available models include:
MT210: Holds 10 plasma packs
MT202: Holds 2 plasma packs
Temperature Control:
Standard: 35°C ±1°C
MT204 also offers an optional 37°C setting for specialized thawing needs.
FDA Clearance:
The MT204 model is FDA-approved for the thawing of plasma and glycerolized red blood cells.
User Interface:
Intuitive control panel with one-touch operation and straightforward maintenance indicators.
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Model Number
MT204
Stock Number
1304.8C
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Applications & Use Cases
- Thawing of fresh frozen plasma (FFP) for transfusion.
- Preparation of cryoprecipitate in blood banks.
- Thawing of glycerolized red blood cells for specialized transfusions.
- Use in clinical laboratories requiring controlled thawing of biological samples.
- Application in research facilities for preparing temperature-sensitive biological materials.
Typical Specifications
- Typical capacity
- For this model, units commonly accommodate up to 4 plasma bags simultaneously.
- Thawing method
- Units of this type typically use a water bath system where plasma packs are suspended in sealed pockets, preventing direct water contact.
- Temperature control
- Commonly, these systems offer a standard thawing temperature of 35°C ±1°C, with some units providing an optional 37°C setting.
- Thawing time
- Typically, thawing times for a 220 ml plasma pack from -40°C are in the range of 15–18 minutes.
- Agitation system
- Units in this class often feature an integrated agitation mechanism to accelerate the thawing process.
- Safety features
- Key safety features commonly include no direct water contact with samples and containment of contents in case of pack rupture.
- Certifications
- For this class of equipment, FDA clearance is commonly found for the thawing of plasma and glycerolized red blood cells.
- User interface
- Typically, these systems feature an intuitive control panel with one-touch operation and maintenance indicators.
Frequently Asked Questions
- The primary benefit is the elimination of contamination risk to plasma packs and the containment of contents if a pack ruptures, ensuring operational safety and sample integrity.
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