Tinius Olsen
Specimen Identification Station
Once a specimen has been selected, it is important to know as much as possible about the specimen. Each specimen should be identified, most commonly, with a barcode. The barcode can hold unique information about the specimen and can be read into the Horizon software. Alternatively, the barcode can trigger an import of data into the Horizon software. Unique information for each specimen may include identifiers, test parameters, result limits or any other relevant data.
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