Reagent container
AssigneeSysmex Corporation
InventorsHironori Tanaka, Seiji Hamano, Masato Kuze
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Abstract
A reagent container is disclosed that is installed in an analyzer for use and stores a reagent supplied to the analyzer via an aspiration tube. The reagent container includes a container body. The container body includes a tubular member with an opening into which the aspiration tube is inserted from above, and a bag-shaped member joined to the tubular member and storing the reagent. The container body comprises a penetration prevention member that prevents a tip of the aspiration tube 90 inserted through the opening from penetrating the container body.
Claims19
A reagent container installed in an analyzer for use, and that stores a reagent supplied to the analyzer via an aspiration tube, the reagent container comprising:
- a container body comprising
- a tubular member with an opening into which the aspiration tube is inserted from above, and
- a bag-shaped member joined to the tubular member and storing the reagent, wherein
- the container body comprises a penetration prevention member that prevents a tip of the aspiration tube inserted through the opening from penetrating the container body,
- the tubular member includes a tubular peripheral wall portion with the opening positioned at an upper end portion, and a side opening that penetrates the peripheral wall portion and communicates between the opening and an inside of the bag-shaped member, and
- the bag-shaped member is joined to an outer surface of the peripheral wall portion to cover a periphery of the side opening.
A reagent container installed in an analyzer for use, and that stores a reagent supplied to the analyzer via an aspiration tube, the reagent container comprising:
- a container body comprising
- a tubular member with an opening into which the aspiration tube is inserted from above, and
- a bag-shaped member joined to the tubular member and storing the reagent, wherein
- the container body comprises a penetration prevention member that prevents a tip of the aspiration tube inserted through the opening from penetrating the container body, and
- the reagent container further comprises a holding member that includes a first engaging portion that engages with the container body to position the tubular member and the opening, and a second engaging portion that engages with the container body to position the penetration prevention member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.