How to Test Compressed Air for Microbial Contamination | Parker Hannifin

This video demonstrates how to use the Parker Balston Compressed Air Microbial Test Unit (CAMTU) to test compressed air for the presence of microbes. Compressed air is often in direct contact or indirect contact with food products. Compressed air is warm, dark, and contains moisture which makes it the ideal environment to promote the production of microbes. These microbes migrate through the entire compressed air system and are released at exit points - critical places where the air contacts food, packaging, or surface areas. The impurities in compressed air can contaminate the food and may result in change of color and taste, reduced shelf life, product recalls.

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The Parker Compressed Air Microbial Test Unit - CAMTU is the most cost effective
solution for quickly and easily testing compressed air for microbes. The Parker CAMTU
weighs less than one pound, is easily transported, requires no electrical connection and
provides test results in approximately 20 seconds with minimal training required. The
device includes connection tubing, a shut off valve and a specially designed pressure
regulator and metering orifice.

Parker Compressed Air Microbial Test Unit includes matched components tp provide the
exact amount of compressed air exposure required for each sampling. The petri dishes
are pre-filled with specialized tryptic soy agar (TSA) and are designed to hold up to
compressed air flow and pressure. TSA is used for the cultivation of a wide variety of
microorganisms including most bacteria and mold spores.

Features:
Lightweight and ergonamically designed for ease of use
Constructed of durable polypropylene - easily sanitized
Pre-filled petri dishes with tryptic soy agar
No electrical supply required
No refrigeration required for the petri dishes - 300 day shelf life
Quick sampling time
Comes complete with connection tubing, pressure regulator/metering orifice, shut-off
valve, timer and petri dishes

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