BactoSenseTM Multi
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S afe W ater . Anytime. Anywhere . BactoSenseTM Multi Automated flow cytometer for multi-point monitoring of bacteria in water Always a step ahead – capture a precise picture of your complete process In a world where sustainability meets efficiency, don't waste precious time transporting your many samples to a lab – instead, bring the lab to the samples. BactoSense Multi is a step forward in the evolution of microbiological monitoring. With it, you experience a complete mapping of your production environment: it samples different points of your process and analyses them fully automatically. Never be caught off guard on your production line and enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing the quality of your water. Processes up to 30 samples, coming from anywhere on your production line. Water analysis Measures fully automatically without human interaction – also overnight. Complete overview Provides your results at a glance and helps decision maki

BactoSense Multi – Always a step ahead Innovation for your processes Your Challenges Do you need to monitor the water quality at several points of your production or process line? Would you prefer to have a global view on your overall process as well as detect and understand any variations on your network? Are you missing the in-house knowledge or resources to perform water testing? Do you want to take decisions based on rapid microbiological analysis without having to wait for external lab results? Ease of use BactoSense Multi is a compact automated flow cytometer for the microbial...

BactoSense Multi – Peace of mind does it work ? staining staining sample sample preparation preparation Measurement type tailored by the cartridge All the results can be retrieved from the database at any time to be evaluated. Depending on the cartridge used, TCC (Total Cell Count) or ICC (Intact Cell Count), specific sample parameters are displayed on the dotplots. The process starts with labeling, scanning and loading the samples into the cooled tray. Then begins their staining, mixing, incubating (1 & 2) and measuring (3 & 4). The results are ready for exploitation after only 25 minutes...