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Converted from white track-etched membranes using an innovative and proprietary dyeing process, they are characterised by a low level of autofluorescence. Lowering the interference with the fluorescent markers used in cytology, they are powerful for a direct observation and a reproducible detection and quantification of animal cells or micro-organisms. • Fully manufactured in-house from high quality polymer material (film). • Manufactured (ISO5) and converted (ISO7) in clean room environment. • Convenient and precise labelling with lot number ensuring full product traceability. • Consistent pore size for accurate separation of samples by size. • Flat and smooth surface for an easy sample analysis. • Low extractable, low protein binding, negligible adsorption and absorption. • Biocompatibility, excellent chemical resistance and thermal stability. • Supplied with a Certificate of Quality. • ISO 9001 certification.

Medical Sensors are used for the detection of enzymes, proteins, blood, bacteria & other substances inside the human body so that the correct treatment can be administered should abnormalities occur. These sensors use a number of different Interference Bandpass Filters of different wavelengths dependent on what needs to be detected. With our wide range of stock filters, Knight Optical provide wavelengths from the UV at 214nm for detection of bloods into IR wavelengths of 2000nm for the detection radiation or gases. These interference filters are also available for full customisation to your specific requirement. They are mounted in an aluminium ring making it easier for integration, we can also provide filter wheels to ensure quick changing within the instrument.

This easy-to-use water bacteria test, can be used to check the presence of coliform bacteria with simultaneous E.coli detection. Coliform bacteria are a commonly used indicator of the sanitary quality of water. Some examples of coliform bacteria include E.coli, Serratia, Enterobacter, Citrobacter, Hafnia, Yersinia and Klebsiella.