
Micro Air Sampler
A micro air sampler is a portable laboratory instrument used to measure airborne microbial contamination (bacteria, fungi, spores, and viruses). This instrument is used to measure airborne microbial contamination by passing a specific volume of air through a petri dish or culture medium to count the colonies that grow after incubation. This instrument is vital for sterility in the pharmaceutical, food, and healthcare industries. It utilizes the principle of air impaction or cyclonic technology such as the Coriolis Micro. This instrument is essential for ensuring air quality meets hygiene standards such as ISO 14698-1, measuring bioburden, and assisting with environmental control in sterile facilities.
- β Large Sampling Flow: Reduces collection time significantly.
- β Programmable Sampling Volume: Adjustable from 1-6000L.
- β Independent Acquisition Chip: Ensures more stable sampling flow.
- β TFT Screen Display: Shows sampling quantity, time, and parameters.
- β Wide Application: Suitable for various research institutions and industries.
- β The sampling port is a 397-mesh pore with a diameter of 0.7mm, reducing bacterial overlap and minimizing microbial counting errors.
- β High sampling flow rate, reducing collection time.
- β Easy petri dish replacement; simply remove the sampling port to replace the petri dish (uses standard universal petri dishes 90*15).



