
You can use a ProtoCOL 3 or an åCOLyte for microbial enumeration of pathogens in applications such as disinfectant testing or preservative efficacy testing to rapidly provide you with a precise total count. Both systems can accurately count total coliforms or specific bacteria such as Clostridium, Proteus and Salmonella to help you test for the absence of pathogens on a variety of plate types.
With the ProtoCOL 3 you’ll find unrivalled colour differentiation technology. So if you’re testing veterinary samples to count specific bacteria such as Streptococcus, ProtoCOL 3 will quickly and easily provide precise counts of pathogenic organisms from your selective plate.
If you want to test samples by automatically counting fluorescent colonies then the Synbiosis Proc UV is a safe and easy to use solution.
If you need an easy way of measuring zone sizes, then the ProtoCOL 3 system is ideal. ProtoCOL 3 can automatically perform zone sizing of biograms and other types of antibiotic susceptibility testing methods and can even perform accurate halo sizing of haemolytic bacteria.
With the simple to use software in Synbiosis colony counters, you can automatically distinguish true colonies or measure zone sizes, saving you hours, by effortlessly providing and storing precise images and data in seconds.
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ProtoCOL 3 is the next generation instrument for colony counting, zone measurements, (inhibition and AST), membranes, Petri-film and a range of other applications.
The aCOLyte is an affordable semi-automated (Click’n’Count) or a fully automated (SuperCount), colony counting device.
ProcScan is a scanner that can be used to process large size bioassay plates or colony plates too large for the ProtoCOL 2.
ProcUV images fluorescent colonies on small or large bioassay plates using a stand alone darkroom, a 1.4million pixel colour camera and internal UV lighting.
aCOLade colony counter is a reliable, easy-to-use device for rapid manual counting of colonies on any agar in petri dishes.
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