Alcohol Testing Machines & Breath Analysers with Printer
An alcohol testing machine in this family is a handheld breath analyser built for testing other people as part of a job — by a safety officer at a plant, a transport supervisor before a trip, or a traffic team at a checkpoint. Most models in this family use a fuel cell sensor, which reacts to alcohol specifically, and many print the result on the spot.
9 models ·
9,500 –
50,000 (excl. tax)
BestsellerProfessional Breath Analyzer with Printer
Portable professional analyzer with integrated thermal printer for instant, audit-ready test reports.
16,000excl. GST
18,880 incl. GST
MRP
18,500
Bestseller−7%Fuel Cell Breath Analyzer with In-Built Printer
Fuel cell accuracy with instant thermal printing — the workhorse for transport and industrial screening.
30,000excl. GST
35,400 incl. GST
MRP
38,000
Premium−7%Fuel Cell Breath Analyzer with Bluetooth Printer
Professional fuel cell analyzer paired with a Bluetooth-attached printer for flexible, wireless reporting.
30,000excl. GST
35,400 incl. GST
MRP
38,000
Premium−26%Electrochemical Fuel Cell Analyzer with Bluetooth Printer
Premium electrochemical fuel cell analyzer with Bluetooth data transfer and attached thermal printer.
30,000excl. GST
35,400 incl. GST
MRP
48,000
Bestseller−20%Professional Fuel Cell Breath Tester
Highly accurate fuel cell tester for professionals — minimal interference, maximum consistency.
15,000excl. GST
17,700 incl. GST
MRP
22,000
PremiumProfessional Breath Analyzer with In-Built Printer
Premium professional analyzer with in-built printer for routine and high-volume professional testing.
50,000excl. GST
59,000 incl. GST
MRP
58,000
PremiumBreath Analyzer with Printer & Fingerprint ID
Combines precise alcohol testing with fingerprint verification and printed records — no proxy testing.
45,000excl. GST
53,100 incl. GST
MRP
52,000
Premium−8%Professional Breath Analyzer with Printer
High-performance analyzer with thermal printer for law enforcement, fleets and industrial safety programs.
35,000excl. GST
41,300 incl. GST
MRP
45,000
Bestseller−7%Personal Fuel Cell Analyzer with Bluetooth
The AH3 Personal Fuel Cell Alcohol Analyzer with Bluetooth is a compact and highly accurate breathalyzer designed for personal and professional use. Featuring advanced Fuel Cell Sensor Technology and Bluetooth connectivity, it provides fast, reliable BAC readings and easy data management through compatible mobile devices. Ideal for drivers, workplaces, and personal safety monitoring.
9,500excl. GST
11,210 incl. GST
MRP
12,000
Compare professional analyzers
| Model | Sensor | Key feature | Price (excl. tax) |
|---|---|---|---|
| A-23 | Semiconductor sensor | Professional Alcohol Breath Analyzer with Integrated Printer | 16,000 |
| A-50 | Fuel Cell Sensor | Advanced Fuel Cell Sensor Technology for High Accuracy | 30,000 |
| A-65 | Fuel Cell Sensor | Advanced Fuel Cell Sensor Technology for High Accuracy | 30,000 |
| A-100 | Electrochemical Fuel Cell | Advanced Electrochemical Fuel Cell Sensor Technology | 30,000 |
| A-120 | Fuel Cell Sensor | Advanced Fuel Cell Sensor Technology | 15,000 |
| A-9000 | Electrochemical fuel cell | Professional Alcohol Breath Analyzer with In-Built Thermal Printer | 50,000 |
| A15 Fingerprint | High-Precision + Biometric | Professional Alcohol Breath Analyzer with Fingerprint Authentication | 45,000 |
| A200 | Electrochemical Fuel sensor | Professional Alcohol Breath Analyzer with Built-in Printer | 35,000 |
| AH3 | Fuel Cell Sensor | Advanced Fuel Cell Sensor for high accuracy and reliability | 9,500 |
What professional analyzers are for
A printed slip records the reading, date and time, so a test can be filed with an incident report or a pre-trip checklist. Models with Bluetooth send results to a phone or printer, and fingerprint models tie each test to the person who took it.
This is the family to look at when a reading has consequences — when someone may be stood down from a shift, or a driver may not be allowed to start a trip — and the record of the test matters as much as the number.
Where they are used
- Traffic police and enforcement checkpoints
- Pre-trip testing of drivers in transport and logistics fleets
- Safety officers in factories, mines and construction
- Aviation, rail and other safety-critical roles
- Hospitals and occupational health centres
How to choose
- Whether you need a printed record on the spot, or Bluetooth transfer to a phone or printer
- Whether each test must be tied to a person (fingerprint ID models)
- How many tests a day the device must handle, and the mouthpieces it uses
- The sensor type — fuel cell for alcohol-specific readings in professional use
See every model and price on one page in the breathalyzer price list, or request a quote for bulk orders.
Alcohol tester with printer: in-built or Bluetooth?
An alcohol tester with printer comes in two forms. With an in-built printer, the slip comes out of the device itself, so one unit does the whole job — test, read, print — with nothing to pair or carry alongside it. That suits a checkpoint or a gate where the tester moves around and the record has to be handed over on the spot.
With a Bluetooth printer, the analyser sends the result to a separate small printer, and models with Bluetooth can also send it to a phone. The handheld stays light, and the printer can sit at the supervisor's desk or in the vehicle. It is one more device to charge and keep paired, so it suits a fixed place of testing better than a long patrol.
Either way, check what the slip carries before you buy: the reading, date and time are the minimum, and fingerprint models also tie the test to the person who took it. Ask us to confirm what a given model's printout includes before you order, and remember that printer paper is a consumable to keep in stock next to the mouthpieces.
Questions about professional analyzers
- What is the difference between a fuel cell and a semiconductor breath analyzer?
- A fuel cell sensor produces a current from the alcohol in a breath sample, so it reacts to alcohol specifically and is the usual choice for professional testing. A semiconductor sensor is cheaper and suits personal or screening use.
- Why choose a breath analyzer with a printer?
- A printer gives a dated slip for every test, which can be attached to a shift record or incident report. It makes the test easy to show later, not just to read once.
- What is the legal alcohol limit in India?
- India's legal limit for driving is 30 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood (0.03% BAC), under Section 185 of the Motor Vehicles Act.