Woodley Laboratory Diagnostics to supply Arkray products in Middle East

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Woodley Laboratory Diagnostics to supply Arkray products in Middle East

21 Jan, 2013

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Woodley Laboratory Diagnostics has recently been appointed as the exclusive distributor for the Arkray Spotchem range of clinical chemistry products in the Middle East. This appointment follows recent negotiations with the Japanese based company who manufacturer the dry reagent clinical chemistry analysers.

The company, a division of Woodley Equipment Company Ltd, already supply the Arkray chemistry range to the African market. “We have been overwhelmed by the response to the Arkray products since we launched them last year,” commented Sarah Wyeth, General Manager for the division “Our recent success in Africa can be attributed to our years of experience selling and distributing to global markets”.

Products available in the portfolio include the SpotChem EZ dry reagent clinical chemistry analyser, the SpotChem EL electrolyte analyser, the PocketChem BA blood ammonia meter, and the PocketChem UA urine analyser.

Woodley Lab Diagnostics also pride themselves on the standard of support they offer to their distributors, with a specialist technical support team and well-equipped service department. The Lab Diagnostics division is extremely excited about the collaboration with Arkray and looks forward to working with them in the future, the company said.

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