SAS Pinocchio for Microbial Monitoring Compressed Gas
Manufacturer: Cherwell Laboratories Ltd
Principle: Multi-point impaction (single stage sieve) onto agar plate
Suitability: For microbial monitoring of compressed gas in pharmaceutical or food production.
Capital equipment required: Yes
Description:
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The SAS Pinocchio CR is a non-powered air sampling unit, which provides a controlled method for bioburden monitoring of compressed air and other gases. Regulating air flow from the compressed supply before passing through a traditional SAS head, it forms part of a compatible environmental monitoring programme when used alongside other air samplers within the SAS monitoring range.
Key Points:
- Stainless steel construction for clean room compatible use
- Air flow from the compressed supply is regulated through a flow meter
- Air sample impacts onto contact plates (RODAC) or standard petri dishes (90mm diameter)
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Bicester
Oxfordshire
United Kingdom
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Tel: +[44] 1869 355500
Cherwell Laboratories Ltd view full details
Bicester
Oxfordshire
United Kingdom
Website: Visit Website
Tel: +[44] 1869 355500
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