Microbial Air Sampler

Airborne microbes have the potential to contaminate raw materials and products. Consequently, air sampling with active devices is a method that is frequently employed to assess microorganisms, fungi, spores, and particles, as well as viruses and bacteriophages. The sampling of a specific volume of air within a specified time frame can be accomplished using two distinct physical methods: impaction or filtration. Sartorius provides both solutions to accommodate your specific application. Furthermore, Sartorius defined growth media as a means of obtaining both qualitative and quantitative results.input:
output:MD8 air samplers, MD8 airscan, and portable Airport MD8 are all designed to detect airborne microorganisms.Overviewinput:
output:A fundamental aspect of critical zones and cleanrooms is the reduction of airborne particle introduction and generation in order to achieve the lowest concentrations. The zone protection must not be impeded, and the measurement must be both accurate and reliable for this purpose.input:
output:The MD8 air samplers, including the portable AirPort MD8 and MD8 Airscan, are engineered to identify the tiniest viruses and microorganisms in the air by employing the distinctive Gelatine Membrane Filters (GMF) and BACTairTM agar plates. MD8 Airscan enables the isokinetic sampling of air in critical areas.