Description
Disposable gelatin filters, diameter 80 mm, are used with MD8 air samplers to collect airborne microbes and viruses for environmental and virological monitoring. Individually and sterile-packaged membranes help deliver reliable results, with an absolute retention rate of 99,9995 % for Bacillus subtilis niger and 99,94 % for T3 phages. The water-soluble gelatin construction supports continuous air sampling of up to 16 m³ over 8 hours without impairing the viability of captured microorganisms, making the filters suitable for extended monitoring programmes. A pack of 10 pieces is supplied with a 3-fold label on the inner bag for straightforward handling and identification. These gelatin membrane filters from manufacturer Sartorius are applied in microbial air monitoring, environmental surveillance and virological sampling where high retention and simple post-sampling processing are essential in laboratory and controlled-environment settings.
This article is part of Microbiology (other), in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 10 pc(s)
- Storage temperature: Room Temperature
- Diameter: 80 mm
- Label type: 3-fold label on inner bag
- Compatibility: MD8 air samplers
- Retention: 99,9995 % (B. subtilis niger); 99,94 % (T3 phages)
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