Compact Dry TC, sterile, for microbiology, 8 unit(s), blister

SKU: 4816.3

Volume: 8 pc(s)
Value Packs: 1 piece
Preis:
Sonderpreis$35.00

Beschreibung

Compact Dry TC, sterile, for microbiology, Storage temp. +15 to +25 °C

Sterile

Anhydrous nutrient plates for simple microbiological analysis of solutions and dry matter.

  • Simple and safe to use
  • Safely non-slip stackable
  • Easy interpretation due to chromogenic additives and 1 x 1 cm grid
  • Storage and transport at room temperature
  • With detailed instruction-for-use
  • Suitable for the control of foods and feeds, cosmetics and pharmaceutical samples, for hygiene monitoring and contamination control, for schooling and student´s courses

CompactDry™ plates are suitable for detection and enumeration of microorganisms from foods and feeds, cosmetics and pharmaceutical samples, as well as for hygiene monitoring and contamination control in food-producing areas. Due to the chromogenic additives, colonies depict specific colouring, making them easy to interpret.

CompactDry™ plates are easy and safe to handle. Due to storage at room temperature, they may be used even on site. One millilitre of the sample to be analysed is applied onto the sterile plate surface, spreading itself evenly over the plate during rehydration of the medium. Dry sample matter is homogenised and solubilised using the CompactDry™ Dilution Rack (Art. No. 4823.1) prior to plate inoculation.

CompactDry™ TC are based on a typical total germ count lagar using peptone, glucose and yeast extract as nutrient base. The addition of TTC as a redox indicator, allows living bacterial colonies to grow red in colour.

AOAC- MicroVal-, and Nordval certified.

Technical Information
Verification of Escherichia coli Klebsiella oxytoca Pseudomonas aeruginosa Staphylococcus aureus Bacillus subtilis Lactobacillus lactis 
Application General Applications Non-selective counting 
Use Total germs 
Growth surface 20 cm²
Certified according to AOAC MicroVal NordVal 
Ø 47 mm

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