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Dry microbial penetration tester

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Standards:

ISO 22612 YY/T 0506.5

Applications:

Dry microbial penetration resistance tester DMPRT is to assess the penetration resistance through barrier materials of bacteria-carrying particles. 

Product Information:

Dry microbial penetration resistance tester DMPRT is to assess the penetration resistance through barrier materials of bacteria-carrying particles. The tester is applicable for medical clothing or relative materials. It is the recommended testing instrument for determine the protective performance against dry infectious agents during the using processing of the textile or clothes above.

Dry microbial penetration tester Features:

Color touch screen for preset parameter and display.

Negative pressure testing condition is safer.

Built-in illumination system is convenient for observation during the test.

Stainless steel chamber with double layers is heat and fire resistant.

Dry microbial penetration tester Main Parameters:

Item Specification
Vibration Form Pneumatic Ball Vibrator
Vibration Frequency 20.800 times/min
Vibration Force 650 N
Worktable Size 40 cm × 40 cm × 10 mm
Worktable Media Marble Plate
Experimental Container Stainless Steel Test Container
Work Stations 6
Cabinet Negative Pressure Range -50 Pa ~ -200 Pa
High Efficiency Filter Filtration Efficiency >99.99%
Negative Pressure Cabinet Ventilation Flow ≥5 m³/min
Data Storage Capacity 100.000 groups
Working Voltage 220V, 50Hz

FAQ:

1. What is a Dry Microbial Penetration Tester used for?

It is used to evaluate the resistance of protective clothing and materials against dry microbial penetration.

2. Which materials can be tested by this tester?

It is suitable for testing medical protective clothing, surgical gowns, masks, barrier fabrics, and other protective materials.

3. What standards does the Dry Microbial Penetration Tester comply with?

It commonly complies with standards such as EN ISO 22612 and related protective clothing testing methods.

4. How does the tester work?

The tester simulates microbial contamination conditions using dry particles to measure the penetration resistance of materials.

5. Why is dry microbial penetration testing important?

It helps assess the protective performance and safety level of materials used in medical and hygiene applications.

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