Werfen brings ACL TOP 70 Series to Hungary at MTHT congress

Werfen will formally introduce its ACL TOP Family 70 Series hemostasis systems in Hungary at the 17th MTHT Congress in Balatonkenese from Oct. 1-3, 2026. The rollout pairs new analyzers with HemoHub and a broader hemostasis ecosystem aimed at faster workflows, stronger standardization and better laboratory efficiency.

Why it matters: - The ACL TOP Family 70 Series is designed to help Hungarian clinical laboratories simplify workflows and improve standardization. - Werfen says the new systems combine automation and preanalytical sample-integrity checks to support higher accuracy and clinical safety. - The launch also expands access to a connected hemostasis platform that can scale from smaller labs to multi-site laboratory networks.

What happened: - Werfen announced it will officially introduce the ACL TOP Family 70 Series hemostasis diagnostic systems in Hungary. - The debut will take place at the 17th Congress of the Hungarian Thrombosis and Haemostasis Society, held Oct. 1-3, 2026, at the Kenese Bay Garden Resort & Conference in Balatonkenese. - Werfen will host attendees at its exhibition stand during the congress from Oct. 1-3.

The details: - The ACL TOP 70 Series is being launched together with HemoHub Intelligent Data Manager as a fully integrated digital ecosystem. - HemoHub acts as a central control unit that connects laboratory systems in real time. - HemoHub unifies quality management processes and simplifies compliance with accreditation requirements. - HemoHub is intended to improve operating efficiency across laboratory networks. - The broader hemostasis ecosystem includes HemosIL reagents, HemoCELL Specialized Lab Automation, AccuTrak 2.0, ACL AcuStar, and Werfen Academy. - HemosIL reagents include routine and specialty liquid test kits designed to deliver reliable, high-quality results. - HemoCELL Specialized Lab Automation is built to optimize sample handling, sorting and centrifugation while reducing manual work. - AccuTrak 2.0 is a quality-control software platform that lets laboratories compare performance with results from a global professional network. - ACL AcuStar is a fully automated random-access chemiluminescent analyzer for specialty and urgent hemostasis testing. - ACL AcuStar is designed to provide fast results for critical tests. - Werfen Academy is a digital education platform that provides ongoing clinical and technical training for laboratory professionals. - The integrated offering is positioned as a scalable solution for laboratories of different sizes, from smaller institutions to large multi-site networks.

Between the lines: - The Hungary launch is part of Werfen’s push toward networked diagnostics rather than standalone instruments. - The company is pairing hardware, software, reagents and training to make the workflow story as important as the analyzer itself. - That approach suggests Werfen is targeting labs that want both operational efficiency and tighter quality oversight.

What's next: - Congress attendees will be able to see the ACL TOP 70 Series and the integrated workflow model firsthand in Balatonkenese. - Werfen is expected to use the MTHT event to position the platform for broader adoption in Hungarian laboratory settings. - The company’s broader hemostasis ecosystem could become the basis for future digital and automation-led deployments in the region.

The bottom line: - Werfen is using the MTHT Congress to launch not just a new analyzer line, but a full connected hemostasis platform for Hungary.