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IUL Spinair Eco 10SA0100 Rotational Viable Air Sampler

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Application
Microbial (Viable)
Flow Rate
100 L/min
Sampling Principle
Impaction (Agar Plate)
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Brands
IUL
New/Used
Used
Application
Microbial (Viable)
Flow Rate
100 L/min
Sampling Principle
Impaction (Agar Plate)
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Product description

IUL Spinair Eco 10SA0100 viable air sampler with 100 L/min flow for airborne microbial monitoring.

The IUL Spinair Eco 10SA0100 is a rotational viable air sampler designed for airborne microbial monitoring using an agar plate Petri dish. It draws air at a controlled 100 L/min flow rate while gently rotating the sampling dish, helping distribute collected microorganisms across the usable agar surface and reduce colony overlap.

  • Sampling principle: Impaction onto an agar plate
  • Airflow rate: 100 L/min
  • Rotation settings: 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
  • Display: Indicates calibration timing
  • Battery: 7.2 V nickel-metal hydride battery
  • Power input: DC 12 V, 15 W
  • Dimensions: 125 × 240 × 185 mm
  • Weight: Approximately 1.35 kg
  • Included accessory: New AC adapter
  • Condition: Used, sold as-is

This portable microbial air sampler is suitable for viable airborne microorganism testing and environmental monitoring workflows in laboratory, cleanroom, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and bioprocessing settings.

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Last updated 19 October 2026