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Paul Houthooft
Sales Manager Benelux Lab Automation/Tempus600 at Sarstedt Benelux Expert in transportation of small clinical samples.
Paul Houthooft is the Sales Manager for the Benelux region at Sarstedt Benelux, specializing in lab automation and the transportation of small clinical samples. He is characterized by his driven, honest, and passionate approach to sales, often going the extra mile in his efforts. Houthooft has a strong background in managing and training sales teams, focusing on pre-analytical solutions for medical laboratories.135
In addition to his role at Sarstedt, he is involved in health innovation and strategic marketing, emphasizing data availability and openEHR standards. His professional network includes over 500 connections on LinkedIn, reflecting his active engagement in the industry.24
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News The official launch of the new Tempus600® Necto will be happening soon! Tuesday, November 9, 2021 The new Tempus600® Necto is a strong, fully automated solution for the receipt, sorting, registration and transport of large quantities of blood samples and other small clinical samples at hospitals and laboratories – with the absolutely highest quality.
With a great deal of pride, Sarstedt will shortly present the Tempus600® Necto live at EuroMedLab 2021 in Munich in Germany. What are the benefits of the new Tempus600® Necto? With its new streamlined design, improved throughput of up to 1200 samples/hour and extended options for registering samples, including communication with the Laboratory Information System (LIS), Tempus600® Necto can meet the needs and requirements of modern, fully automated hospitals and laboratories that want fast, continuous, reliable operation, and the optimal optimisation of their existing fully automated laboratory equipment. The first Tempus600® Necto system has already been implemented Bispebjerg Hospital in Denmark implemented a Tempus600® Necto with two sending modules in July 2021. Tempus600® Necto is located in the sample reception area and distributes the samples to the laboratory on the basis of predefined sorting algorithms, so that the workload in the individual lines in the laboratory is evenly distributed.
The high level of reliability of the Tempus600® Necto means that there is no fixed manning associated with the system, only in connection with the actual receipt of the samples in practice. How does the Tempus600® Necto work? Large amounts of internal or external samples are fed either manually directly into the Tempus600® Necto or automatically fed from the associated sender units via a fitted Tempus600® Connection Module. Tempus600® Necto sorts and registers the samples automatically using a predefined sorting algorithm or via communication with LIS.
The system can send samples directly to up to six different locations – two local trays and four remote destinations.
Tempus600® Necto can be connected directly to all types of laboratory automation systems, sorters, bulk loaders, so that samples are delivered in an even flow for further processing in the laboratory.
Despite Tempus600® Necto’s large capacity and many options, it has a small footprint and can be installed in a relatively small space.
See the Tempus600® Necto live! Visit the Sarstedt stand at EuroMedLab in Munich on 28 November 2021 to 2 December 2021, Hal C1, Stand 165,166,168 and see a live demonstration of blood samples moved from the sample receipt area in Tempus600® Necto to the new fully automated Sarstedt BL1200 SORT CONNECT.
Tempus600® Necto can already be ordered today. To learn more, see our-solutions or send an e-mail to [email protected] and we will contact you as soon as possible.
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