Perfect Solution for Quick and Reliable Air Control

Air monitoring

Perfect Solution for Quick and Reliable Air Control

08 Sep, 2008

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The Coriolis®ì developed by Bertin Technologies (France) relies on a patented technology, consisting in cyclone type operation to concentrate
airborne biological particles into a liquid media. This portable air sampler may be used in any place thanks to the battery.
A high air flow rate up to 300L/min can be performed to collect a representative sample and improve the probability to detect a large panel of micro-organisms (bacteria, molds, pollens…) even at a low concentration in the air like in clean rooms environment. According to ISO 14698 recommendations, biological and physical efficiency of the technology have been validated for the collection of bioparticle sizes upper than 0,5 ìm.
The liquid sample delivered gives access to cultivable, viable and non cultivable flora thanks to its compatibility with the whole range of
microbiological analysis including not only microbiology, but also immuno-assays, PCR, flow cytometry... Beyond impaction limits, the use of Rapid Microbiology Methods thus leads to specific and reliable results in a few hours response time.
Thanks to these advantages, the Coriolis®ì is adapted for aerobio-contamination control of clean rooms in pharmaceutical, cosmetic and food industries as well as hospitals, and also for environmental sampling near air cooling towers and others outdoor environments.

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