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Calibration & Service
The MicroBio bioaerosol samplers should be calibrated and serviced on an annual basis. We offer a standard factory calibration or can organise calibration by an independent ISO9001 registered laboratory within the UK operating to requirements of ISO17025:2005 and ISO10012:2003. Important:...
Count Correction and CFU Calculator
This calculator is suitable for correcting counts obtained from air samples taken using MicroBio MB1 and MB2 bioaerosol samplers. Click here for details on how the calculator above works. Click here for information about count correction theory and a study...
News
Elevate Your Environmental Monitoring: The MicroBio MB1 Now Features Tripod Mounting
In the world of cleanrooms, food production, and clinical environments, precision isn't just a goal—it’s a requirement. The MicroBio MB1 Bioaerosol Sampler has long been the industry’s workhorse for reliable microbial air...
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New product – MicroBio Dust Cover
This new accessory protects the media support plate and blower inlet of MicroBio bioaerosol samplers from contamination during transport and setup. It’s especially useful for safeguarding MicroBio MB2-RSH remote and fixed head...
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MicroBio MB1 product update
We’ve given the MicroBio MB1 air sampler a refresh. Starting right away, all new MicroBio MB1 air samplers will come with an anodised silver finish on the media support plate and posts,...
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Sales to the EU as a result of EU Regulation 2023/988 on General Product Safety
From 13 December 2024, the EU Regulation on General Product Safety 2023/988 (GPSR) applies in European Union (EU) Member States - visit the Europa for details. For products regulated by the GPSR...
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Bioaerosols
What is a bioaerosol? Bioaerosols are airborne particles, solid or liquid. They can be large molecules or volatile compounds. They contain living organisms. They...
Why Choose High Flow Microbial Air Samplers
Introduction Most microbial air samplers sample at 100 litres per minute, taking 10 minutes to sample 1m3 of air. Ten minutes can be a...
Sequential Sampling on MicroBio MB2 Samplers
Sequential sampling enables a programmable volume of air to be sampled over an extended period of time. Monitoring for short periods could risk missing...
Importance of impaction velocity for sampling viable organisms
We are often asked 'how can MicroBio samplers be that good at sampling compared to others costing more than twice as much?' The simple answer: the impaction velocity...
Online count correction feature
Our website includes a free to use online count correction feature. This will enable MicroBio air sampler users to quickly calculate airborne CFU concentrations and positive hole...