Connect the instruments you already own
SamLab speaks ASTM (E1381/E1394, also called LIS2-A2) and HL7 over serial or TCP, with a small parser file per instrument model rather than a driver that claims a whole brand. The link runs between the analyzer and the laboratory PC, so it keeps working when the network does not. 11 of these 25 work today; the rest say so plainly.
Interoperability standards
Analyzers by type
Analyzers by brand
Messaging & reviews
Hardware
Older instruments are usually easier
Serial ASTM has been stable for decades, so an analyzer bought fifteen years ago is often simpler to interface than a new one behind proprietary middleware. What decides it is whether the instrument has a documented output format — not its age, and not its badge. Send us the model number and the interface page of its manual and you will get a straight answer before you buy anything.
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