We
bought the Spin Air to comply with USP797 and it is working real
well for us. It’s so easy to use, we sample the 1st
Tuesday of every month..
Arkansas Heart Hospital
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The first colony counter that grows and adapts to your specific micro lab
needs. It can be upgraded at any time to fit the level of automation, security
and features required.
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colonies with one click. Delete
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Description
Microbial air sampling devices are widely used in
Pharmaceutical and Personal care industries as well as Food,
Beverage and Environmental applications. Additionally, a
regulation for compounding pharmacies, USP797(Download),
is requiring active air sampling in the level 5 and above
areas. IUL Instruments has established market acceptance for
a novel device for microbial air sampling. The SPIN AIR has
taken the air sampling process to a new level with clear
advantages for the user.
You can choose from 3 available models based on the features
you need (see
table below). A Wide range of accessories is offered including
60mm adaptors and Rodac plates adaptor made out of a choice
of materials (Aluminum and plastic), bar code reader, tripod
and more.
A
unique rotating plate holder
for even surface spread of micro organisms (Except the Basic
Air model) Sampling
by volume
(not timed) for higher accuracy and reproducibility Utilizes
standard 60mm or 90mm agar plates
which are easy to find and inexpensive Rechargeable
battery
operated for remote sampling Delayed
activation mode
to avoid the collector’s contamination contribution Optional
duplicate simultaneous sampling
with a low cost daughter unit (Spin Air model only)
Bar
code connectivity
for faster easier collection of sample, location and user
information (Spin Air Model)
Wide
range of adaptors and accessories
plastic and aluminum choices in 60mm, 90mm and Rodac sizes
For counting
Pour and Spiral plates in 1 sec. 
