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CALIBRATION HEAD, BIO-CULTURE PUMP

The Bio-Culture™ calibration head is a NIST traceable venturi calibrator with 1% accuracy that allows users to calibrate the flow of the Bio-Culture pump themselves without having to send the pump out for service or calibration.

Item Number: APB-708500

Manufacturer PN: APB-708500

Manufacturer: AP Buck Inc.

Availability: In Stock

Price:$882.00

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The Bio-Culture™ calibration head is a NIST traceable venturi calibrator with 1% accuracy that allows users to calibrate the flow of the Bio-Culture pump themselves without having to send the pump out for service or calibration.

Features:

Allows flow calibration at flow rates between 30-120LPM
Designed for use with impeller fan type pumps like the Bio-Culture, which require calibration devices with very little backpressure resistance
Provided with a certificate of calibration traceable to NIST standards

Additional Information Available

Articles Published in the International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding

Microbial Air-Sampling Equipment,
Part 1:Meeting United States Pharmacopeia Chapter Standards

Microbial Air-Sampling Equipment,
Part 2: Experiences of Compounding Pharmacists

Overview

The Bio-Culture™ calibration head is a NIST traceable venturi calibrator with 1% accuracy that allows users to calibrate the flow of the Bio-Culture pump themselves without having to send the pump out for service or calibration.

Features:

Allows flow calibration at flow rates between 30-120LPM
Designed for use with impeller fan type pumps like the Bio-Culture, which require calibration devices with very little backpressure resistance
Provided with a certificate of calibration traceable to NIST standards

Additional Information Available

Articles Published in the International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding

Microbial Air-Sampling Equipment,
Part 1:Meeting United States Pharmacopeia Chapter Standards

Microbial Air-Sampling Equipment,
Part 2: Experiences of Compounding Pharmacists