Microbial Air Sampler LZ-MAS-A10 Catalog

Microbial Air Sampler LZ-MAS-A10 is a compact, portable device that collects airborne microorganisms from controlled environments. It pulls air through an anodized aluminum sampling head at a constant flow rate of 100 L/min. The process captures microorganisms for lab tests, microbial assessments, air quality checks, and cleanliness verification. It gathers samples to evaluate environmental microbial levels and hygiene standards. High-efficiency impaction and filtration components recover viable microbial particles while maintaining sample stability during collection. Our product enables Microbiological Air Sampler functionality for regular monitoring of environments, checking for contamination, and assessing hygiene in labs, cleanrooms, and production facilities.
 

Sampling Flow	100 L/minutes
Sampling Head	Anodized Aluminum
Temperature	10 to 35°C
Petri Dish Dimension	90x15
Parameter	100000000 particle/m3 µm or 0.2 mg/m3
Sampling Quantity	0.001 to 0.999 m3
Atmospheric Pressure	80 to 110 KPa
Flow Velocity	0.38 m/s
Chargeable Battery	DC 16.8 V
Power Supply	AC 110/220
Dimension (WxH)	120x325 mm
Machine Dimension	120x200x330 mm
Net Weight	3 kg
Gross Weight	8 kg

Active air sampling for airborne bacteria, fungi, and spores

Precise collection on culture media with microprocessor control

Adjustable airflow and sampling duration for cleanroom compliance

High-efficiency impaction and filtration for stable sample recovery

Compact, chemical-resistant design with automated sampling cycles

Petri dish: 90x15
AC-DC dual charging port
Sampling Port: 397 meshes with a diameter of 0.77 mm micro pore
Digital Display

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Monitoring airborne bacteria, fungi, and spores to maintain cleanroom standards

Biotechnology Laboratories
Evaluation of microbial contamination during research and production processes

Food Processing Areas
Air quality assessment to ensure hygienic production environments

Medical Research Facilities
Controlled microbial air sampling for accurate experimental conditions

Environmental Monitoring Programs
Assessment of airborne microorganisms in laboratories and production spaces