Is Dry microbial penetration tester the same as a microbial tester?

The Dry microbial penetration tester is used to evaluate the penetration resistance of bacteria-carrying particles through barrier materials. Recently, many customers have inquired about the differences between our Dry microbial penetration tester and microbial tester. In response to this question, Standard Group will give you some brief introductions.

Microbial analyzer: The traditional colorimetric method and turbidimetric method are used to visually interpret the results against the standard colorimetric card, and carry out bacterial identification and drug susceptibility testing.

Microbial detector: sampling by impact method, widely used in the sampling and research of air microorganisms in medical and health, food, fermentation, pharmaceutical, clean room and workshop, hospital operating room, indoor environment, sterile ward and related scientific research departments.

The rationale and purpose are a little different.

 

By comparing the Dry microbial penetration tester and the microbial tester, it can be found that the principles and purposes of the two are somewhat different. How to choose to buy, you can buy according to your own needs!