Compressed air collector NCAC-200 is used to determine the microorganism according to the specifications of the new GMP method and the microbiological detection for phytoplankton sampler is up to 50L/min, 100L/min. In the sampling process, the input gas is not wasted, and 100% of input gas is applied to the process sampling. The core components are imported from the original two compressed air collector and compatible gases used are helium(hr), argon(Ar) and nitrogen(N) gas also Adjust the cavity pressure in the body, but on meter readings, observe whether the appropriate adjustment.
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Specifications
| Measurement Range | ≥ 0.3 um @ 28.3 L/min, 50 L/min, 100 L/min Can be used for 50L/min, 100 L/min microbial air-sampler |
| Input pressure | 0.1 to 1.0 MPa ( 30 to 150 psi ) |
| Compatible with gas | Nitrogen, Argon, Helium |
| Material | SUS 304 |
| Noise | ˂ 50 dB |
| Dimension | 150 × 300 × 200 mm |
| Weight | 3.3 kg |
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FAQ for Compressed air collector NCAC-200
1: What are the supported flow rates of the Compressed air collector NCAC-200 for microbial detection?
The Compressed air collector NCAC-200 supports sampling flow rates of up to 50 L/min and 100 L/min. These high-capacity flow options make the device ideal for rapid and effective microbial air sampling, in line with the latest GMP standards used in pharmaceutical and environmental monitoring.
2: What is the construction material of the Compressed air collector NCAC-200 and why is it important?
Our Compressed air collector NCAC-200 is constructed from high-grade SUS 304 stainless steel. This material offers excellent corrosion resistance, structural strength, and hygienic properties, making the unit suitable for use in sterile environments. It also ensures long-term durability, even under frequent cleaning or exposure to disinfectants.
3: What sampling interfaces are available on the Compressed air collector NCAC-200?
The Compressed air collector NCAC-200 includes multiple sampling interfaces designed for specific applications, such as a planktonic bacteria terminal interface, a dust particle counter interface, and a compressed air inlet.
4: How is pressure regulated and monitored inside the Compressed air collector NCAC-200?
The Compressed air collector NCAC-200 features an integrated flow meter and control knob to regulate and monitor cavity pressure, ensuring consistent sampling accuracy.
5: How easy is it to install and operate the Compressed air collector NCAC-200?
Installation and operation of the Compressed air collector NCAC-200 are simple and user-friendly. The unit is designed for quick setup with clear interface labeling and intuitive controls. Once connected, users can immediately begin sampling with minimal training, which helps reduce downtime and increases workflow efficiency in critical lab and production environments.
6: How do I adjust and monitor the cavity pressure within the air collector during sampling?
The air collector includes a flow control knob that allows precise adjustment of the cavity pressure to meet specific sampling needs. In addition, the built-in flow meter provides continuous pressure readings inside the cavity, allowing users to monitor the conditions in real time and make adjustments as necessary to maintain optimal sampling accuracy.
7: What safety and reliability features does the air collector offer?
Our air collector features a durable SUS 304 stainless steel shell that provides strong resistance to corrosion. It operates quietly, with noise levels maintained below 50 decibels, ensuring a safer and more comfortable working environment.
8: Can the air collector be connected to dust particle counters?
Yes, the air collector provides an interface that is compatible with dust particle counters. This allows the device to be integrated into comprehensive environmental monitoring systems, making it suitable for a wider range of contamination control and air quality assessment applications.
9: How do I maintain the air collector for long-term reliable use?
Maintaining the air collector involves regular cleaning of its interfaces to prevent contamination buildup, inspecting the flow control and meter components for wear or damage, and storing the device in a clean, dry environment to avoid corrosion. Following these maintenance steps will help ensure consistent performance and extend the operational lifespan of the equipment.
Labnics Air Collectors provide adjustable flow control for precise regulation of cavity pressure. They are constructed from high-quality stainless steel, offering durability and reliable resistance to corrosion. These units include a built-in flow meter to monitor internal cavity conditions. They are equipped with a compressed air inlet for stable and consistent airflow. Our air collectors ensure efficient gas usage by fully utilizing the input gas during sampling.
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