Description
Gelatine filter membranes are used together with MD8 air germ sampling devices according to the gelatine filter method for the collection of airborne germs and viruses. Individually sterile packaged membranes guarantee reliably accurate results in microbiological air sampling. These filters are intended for laboratory applications that require capture of airborne microorganisms and viruses under defined sampling conditions. The pack contains 100 pieces and has a net weight of 0,133 kg, supporting higher-throughput monitoring series in the laboratory. The gelatine filter method is applied when airborne germs and viruses must be collected for further microbiological evaluation. Produced by manufacturer Sartorius, the membranes are matched to MD8 air germ collectors and arrive as individually sterile packs so that each membrane remains protected until use. Microbiology laboratories performing air germ collection, virus sampling and related environmental assessments can deploy them within the gelatine filter method workflow. Consistent single-unit packaging supports orderly handling and helps maintain the integrity of each membrane throughout storage and preparation for sampling runs in routine practice.
This article is part of Microbiology (other), in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 100 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: Room Temperature
- Product type: Gelatine filter
- Method: Gelatine filter method with MD8 devices
- Packaging: Individually sterile packaged membranes
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