Microsart @Filter, CN, 100 ml, 47 mm, 0.2µm, white-black,, bags á 10, 60 pc/PAK

Microsart @filter units, sterile and ready to connect, combine a funnel and a mesh membrane in one unit. They have been specially developed for the quantitative detection of microorganisms in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, food, beverages, water and other liquids. For sample volumes up to 100 ml, the use of Microsart @filter 100 is ideal, larger sample volumes are easily filtered with Microsart @filter 250. Graduations on the funnel assist the readability of the fill. The optimized design allows a thorough rinsing after filtration. There is no liquid left in the filter funnel. The optimal fit with the Microsart basic support 47 mm is ensured by the click-fit closure. Microsart @filter units are the start of the new Microsart @vance product family. Microsart @vance stands for innovative products in microbiological analysis, especially colony counting. This product line is characterized by only a few steps from sampling to incubation, with minimal risk of secondary contamination. All Microsart products meet the strictest quality assurance standards. They deliver reliable results and simple, time-saving handling. In short: Microsart @vance is 'advanced colony counting' so colony count with progress from Sartorius Stedim Biotech GmbH. Microsart Base Support and Funnel Dispensers With the Microsart Base Support 47mm, Microsart @filter is the perfect complement to Combisart and Microsart Combi.jet stainless steel ledges. The Microsart funnel dispenser ensures the safe removal of individual sterile Microsart @filter units. Effective and efficient quality assurance is the key to competitive, compliant products in the highly regulated pharmaceutical industry. Products and raw materials from the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries must be tested for microbiological stress during manufacturing and processing. Microorganisms in liquids are quantified by the membrane filtration method. The application of this method allows the determination of exact colony counts of bacteria, yeasts and molds, if low numbers of bacteria are to be expected in large sample volumes. All components of a filtration system must comply with international regulations, such as USP, EP or ISO standards.