Description
Microsart 3-place suction manifold Biosart 100 is a dedicated filtration manifold for microbiological quality-control laboratories that rely on membrane filtration of liquid samples. Accurate detection and quantification of microorganisms demand equipment that supports reliable, reproducible results; this three-place suction unit is engineered precisely for that purpose. It integrates with Biosart 100 funnels and filtration assemblies, allowing parallel processing of multiple samples under consistent vacuum conditions while conserving bench space. The manifold belongs to the Microsart® family from manufacturer Sartorius and can be configured with reusable or single-use funnels according to the laboratory’s preferred workflow. Net weight is 2,158 kg and gross weight 2,600 kg, reflecting a robust construction suited to daily routine testing. Membrane filtration remains the established method for liquid microbial analysis, and a well-designed manifold is as critical as high-quality membrane filters and media plates. By selecting the appropriate three-place configuration, laboratories streamline sample throughput, maintain process consistency and adapt the system to evolving microbiological testing requirements without unnecessary complexity.
This article is part of Bottle-top & vacuum filtration units, in Filtration.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: Room Temperature
- Product type: 3-place suction manifold
- Compatibility: Biosart 100
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