Specimen Identification

For scientists engaged in clinical trials for biotech and pharmaceutical companies, as well as law enforcement professionals utilizing PCR-based DNA assays, accurate and efficient sample identification is crucial. The TubeWriter 400 offers a comprehensive solution for these specialized labeling needs, catering to both sectors’ stringent requirements for specimen identification.

What if you could label a week’s worth of samples in 30 minutes?

In clinical laboratories, the TubeWriter 400 efficiently handles the high-volume processing of patient samples. It adeptly labels clinical tubes of various materials, including glass and plastic, such as BD Vacutainers or MonoJet counterparts. The TubeWriter 400’s versatility allows it to print patient names, dates, and scannable 1D barcodes for unambiguous specimen identification, eliminating the need for manual, error-prone peel-and-stick vial labels.

Any Tube, Any Labware, Any Size

Barcode Printing = Positive ID

Barcode standards such as Data Matrix, Linear, 2D, Code 128, Code 39 are all possible using the TubeWriter 400 tube labeling system. This enhanced capability allows you to integrate your barcode scanners to read the tubes and record data into your systems for accurate automated specimen identification. Rather than worrying about reading text, take your samples and start scanning them.

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The TubeWriter Team loves a challenge. Do you have a unique lab consumable or surface that needs to be labeled clearly? We’ve helped 100s of scientists automatically label exotic, curved surfaces used in proprietary assays, protocols, and experiments, including those provided by an extensive range of life sciences product manufacturers.

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Common Tube Types

LIMS or Excel Integration

See why thousands of scientists and laboratory workers trust the TubeWriter Labeling Systems. With its reliability, durability and flexibility, the TubeWriter will pay for itself.

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