Food industry

Dippers with removable handle Polypropylene from 40 to 180 ml:  

Those dippers are used in order to take liquid, semi liquid or powder samples on the occasion of analysis made in the same dipper avoiding as a result cross contamination.

Dippers are manufactured in blue polypropylenes which allow locating promptly if they fall by accident during a sampling.

Indeed those dippers are used mostly in the food industry sector because the blue is a color which is not present naturally in food.

Thanks to its handle in blue polypropylene (PP) it is possible to take a sample without touching the medium for the one who is making analysis.

Once the sampling is made, all you have to do is to release the dipper from the maintaining ring and send the sample to the laboratory for analysis.

Straight containers with a divisible handle:

Those containers in Polystyrene (PS) are used for samplings in place not approachable (e.g. Tanks, Cisterns, Rivers, Silos…) the handle allows sampling without cross contamination risks.

Once this step ended, it is possible after the container’s closure to cut the handle so make more room in terms of transportation to the quality control laboratory. Those containers are sterilized and are single packed.

Square bottle wide neck from 150 to 2.5 L

Those bottles stand for storage liquids, solids and powders. The polyethylene is a translucent material which permits visualizing rapidly the content of the bottle, it is a key point: this material has an excellent shock resistance.

Moreover with the graduations, measure the quantity product stay in the bottle is easier. The 2.5 L bottle has a mould handle which guaranties a good hand control during the use.

Finally according to the use of those bottles, they have good waterproofness.

Inoculating loops and spreaders

Inoculating loops

Inoculating loops from our product range are color coded in order to find them rapidly during laboratory operations. Inoculating loops help to sample colonies in different mediums. Inoculating loops get a base entirely rounded with a soft edge without imperfections. All these cautions don’t damage the agar.

T form Spreader

This tool help to spread uniformly samples on the agar without touching the Petri dish wall.

Pasteur’s Pipettes

Those pipettes are unbreakable thanks to the one-piece moulding. They are used in chemistry and in biology for research. In chemistry it is not compulsory that the pipette is sterile on the contrary in biology it is fundamental.

They can be used to sample small volumes for analysis (refractive index, column chromatography to deposit the eluting blend) pipettes are manufactured in polyethylene because that material is inert towards many chemical compounded.

Blender bag without filter

Blender bags are used to sample, mix solid samples which will be subject to microbiological analysis. Bags are resistant to long lasting working up.

This product is ideal to get a homogeneous airborne which ease taking a sample of microbiological airborne with a pipette.

Indeed this product prevents from blocking pipettes and support freezing until -80°C.

Blender bag with side filter (140-170 µm)

Those bags are used to take a sample directly with a pipette the diluents contained in the bag without decanting the sample before.

Clip for bags

Those clips close in a sealed manner bags and maintain them on the support. This product can be use several times because it is never in direct link with the sampling.

Petri dish diameter 140 mm

This Petri plate with a specific size serves making antibiogram. This technique was conceived in order to test the sensitiveness of a bacteriological stem towards several antibiotics.

Several antibiotics are present in the Petri dish with the bacteria culture then an observation of the development is realized. Several methods exist to make the analysis. Indeed it is possible to deposit patches containing antibiotics in the Petri plate and put in touch with bacteria.

Another technique consists to dig a hole in the agar and deposit directly antibiotics inside. Three interpretations could be made according to the circle diameter which surrounds the antibiotic’s disk: sensitive bacteria, intermediate or resistant.

The Petri dish diameter 140 mm is useful for comparatives analysis because all bacteria are evolving in the same culture medium and thanks to its wide area, tests places are correctly distinct avoiding by the way cross contamination with the bordering medium so results are more convincing.

Autoclavables bags

Those bags collect the entirety laboratory ware which is going to be reused. Indeed thanks to the autoclave, they will be close hermetically on the first time and sterilized on the second time which permits a new use of the non disposable laboratory ware.