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Horiba ABX Minoclair Concentrated Cleaning & Bleaching Solution – Micros / Pentra (P/N 1210401005)

Horiba ABX Minoclair Concentrated Cleaning & Bleaching Solution – Micros / Pentra (P/N 1210401005)

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What is it:

The Horiba ABX Minoclair (REF 1210401005) is a concentrated cleaning and bleaching solution used to deep-clean and disinfect HORIBA hematology analyzers. It contains sodium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide, and is supplied in a 500 mL bottle. It's designed for use with the ABX Micros 60, ABX Micros ES60, Pentra 60 C+, and Pentra XL 80 analyzers, and is for professional in vitro diagnostic use.

Part numbers:

  • Catalog P/N: 1210401005 (distributor order number, used on POs and invoices)
  • Manufacturer REF: 0401005 (printed on the bottle label and on the HORIBA Micros 60 service manual reagent list)

What it's used for:

Minoclair is the concentrated cleaning agent used for periodic deep-cleaning of your analyzer's measurement chambers and apertures. Where routine enzymatic cleaners handle day-to-day maintenance, Minoclair's hypochlorite-based formula tackles the stubborn protein and cellular residue that accumulates in the RBC/PLT and WBC/HGB chambers over time — restoring clean apertures and reliable counts. It also serves as a disinfectant for the analyzer's fluidic pathways.

This is the reagent HORIBA specifies for the concentrated cleaning procedure in the Micros maintenance routine — typically a ~30-minute intervention performed on a scheduled interval or when background counts begin to climb. Keeping up with concentrated cleaning prevents the count drift, aperture clogging, and background-noise problems that develop when residue is allowed to build up.

What's included:

  • 1 × 500 mL bottle of ABX Minoclair concentrated cleaning & bleaching solution
  • Ready-to-use hypochlorite-based formula (contains sodium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide)
  • Screw-cap bottle for controlled dispensing
  • For professional in vitro diagnostic (IVD) use only
  • Manufactured for HORIBA ABX SAS

Compatible analyzers:

  • ABX Micros 60
  • ABX Micros ES60
  • Pentra 60 C+
  • Pentra XL 80

Minoclair is used across both the Micros and select Pentra-family HORIBA analyzers, as specified in each instrument's user manual. Always confirm Minoclair is the correct cleaner for your specific model before use. Not for use with non-HORIBA instruments.

Storage & shipping note:

Store at room temperature (18–25°C). Maximum open stability is 6 months once the bottle is opened — note the open date on the bottle. Contains sodium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide; handle as a corrosive material and follow the Safety Data Sheet. Non-returnable once shipped.

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  • ✅ Genuine HORIBA ABX product, correct REF guaranteed
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FAQs:

What is the Horiba ABX Minoclair used for?

Minoclair is a concentrated cleaning and bleaching solution used to deep-clean and disinfect the measurement chambers and apertures of HORIBA hematology analyzers. Its hypochlorite-based formula removes the stubborn protein and cellular residue that routine cleaning can't, restoring clean apertures and accurate counts. HORIBA specifies it for the concentrated cleaning procedure in the Micros maintenance routine.

Which analyzers is REF 1210401005 compatible with?

The ABX Micros 60, ABX Micros ES60, Pentra 60 C+, and Pentra XL 80 hematology analyzers. Always confirm Minoclair is the specified cleaner for your model in the instrument's user manual. Not for use with non-HORIBA instruments.

What's the difference between Minoclair and Miniclean?

They're different products with similar names — easy to confuse. Miniclean is an enzymatic cleaner used for routine, frequent cleaning; it breaks down protein deposits with proteolytic enzymes. Minoclair is a stronger, hypochlorite-based (bleach) solution used for periodic concentrated deep-cleaning and disinfection. Many labs use both — Miniclean regularly, Minoclair for scheduled deep cleans or when background counts rise. Check your HORIBA manual for the recommended schedule for each.

How much solution is in one bottle?

Each bottle contains 500 mL (0.5 L) of Minoclair.

How should I store Minoclair, and how long does it last once opened?

Store at room temperature, 18–25°C. Once opened, Minoclair has a maximum stability of 6 months, so note the open date on the bottle. Keep it away from acids and out of direct sunlight.

Is Minoclair hazardous? How do I handle it safely?

Minoclair contains sodium hypochlorite and sodium hydroxide and is classified as a corrosive material. Wear appropriate PPE (gloves and eye protection), avoid skin and eye contact, and follow the Safety Data Sheet for handling, spill, and first-aid guidance. Never mix it with acids, which can release chlorine gas.

Can I use household bleach instead of Minoclair?

The HORIBA Micros manual lists bleach containing 12% active chlorine as an alternative for the concentrated cleaning procedure. However, Minoclair is formulated at the correct concentration and purity for the analyzer, with consistent active-chlorine content and none of the additives or fragrances in household bleach that can damage fluidic components. For reliable results and to protect your instrument, the manufacturer-specified product is the safer choice.

How often should I run a concentrated cleaning with Minoclair?

Follow the maintenance schedule in your HORIBA instrument manual. Concentrated cleaning is typically performed on a scheduled interval or on-demand when the analyzer shows rising background counts, count anomalies, or clogging warnings. The procedure takes roughly 30 minutes.

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