What is Labmate LMPAS-A100?

Labmate LMPAS-A100 is a portable microbial air sampler used to collect airborne bacteria and fungi from indoor environments for laboratory-based colony-forming unit (CFU) analysis.It draws a controlled airflow onto agar plates for microbial quantification.

What does Labmate LMPAS-A100 do? 

It collects airborne microorganisms, impacts them onto agar media, and allows CFU counting after incubation to measure microbial contamination levels in indoor environments.

How does Labmate LMPAS-A100 work? 

1. Air is drawn at 100 L/min through a pump system

2. Air passes through a perforated sampling head

3. Microorganisms impact onto 90 mm agar plates

4. Plates are incubated under controlled conditions

5. Colonies are counted as CFU per cubic meter

What is portable air sampling used for?

Portable air sampling is used for monitoring microbial contamination in:

• Pharmaceutical cleanrooms

• Hospitals and surgical suites

• Microbiology laboratories

• Food production environments

• Controlled indoor facilities

Who uses portable air samplers?

• Pharmaceutical manufacturing teams

• Healthcare infection control departments

• Biotechnology laboratories

• Environmental monitoring agencies

• Quality assurance teams

Core Functional Capabilities

• Fixed airflow: 100 L/min

• Sampling volume: 100–3000 L

• 90 mm Petri dish compatibility

• USB data export function

• LCD sampling display

• Real-time timestamp logging

• Low-flow automatic stop

• Rechargeable battery system

Technical Specifications

When should you use this device?

Use Labmate LMPAS-A100 when:

• Microbial air monitoring is required

• CFU measurement is required for documentation

• Multi-location sampling is needed

• Cleanroom validation is required

What is CFU?

CFU (Colony Forming Unit) is the number of viable microorganisms that grow on agar media after incubation and is used to measure microbial air contamination.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is a portable air sampler used for?

      It is used to collect airborne microorganisms for laboratory analysis and environmental monitoring.

Q2. How is microbial air measured?

      Microorganisms are collected on agar plates and counted after incubation as CFU per cubic meter.

Q3. What is the airflow rate?

       Standard operation is 100 L/min.

Q4. Can it be used in hospitals?

       Yes, it is used in operating rooms and sterile healthcare environments.

Q5. Does it require agar plates?

       Yes, standard 90 mm agar plates are required.

 Executive Summary