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Bacteria Test Kits

A Quick, Easy & Economical means of monitoring Bacteria in Solids, liquids and surfaces.

Description

BACTASLYDE is a quick, easy & economical means of monitoring bacteria in liquids and on surfaces. It is used virtually in any industry by engineers, water treatment professionals and facilities management specialists to make bacteria testing quick and easy. BACTASLYDE is regularly used worldwide for monitoring microbiological contamination and has been found to be reliable as it compares well with conventional microbiological techniques.

WHAT IS BACTASLYDE?

BACTASLYDE is extremely easy and can be used even by a non technical person at site very effectively as it does not require any laboratory or additional equipment. It is an economical & no capital investment means of monitoring any process or system to improve efficiency, prolong equipment life and reduce breakdowns.

BACTASLYDE – DIPSLIDES

BACTASLYDE is a presterilized plastic paddle coated with specially developed proprietary media on each side for the growth of a variety of bacteria, yeasts & fungi. Its dual media enables you to perform the Total Bacterial Count on one side and the specific bacteria species count on the other side at the same time in just 24 hours. BACTASLYDE are supplied in boxes of 5 along with the complete instructions set & a density chart to have a complete quantitative analysis of bacteria.

BACTASLYDE – POUCH PACKS

BACTASLYDE POUCH PACK TEST is an easy to use test kit with specially developed media for various bacteria that will enable you to perform a present or absent test. Even one organism not desired in the sample material can be tested and analyzed. Our ready to use Bacteria Test kit has media pouch with sterile container and supplied in boxes of 5 along with the complete instructions set

WHY BACTASLYDE?

Avoid Breakdowns
Optimise Usage of Water Treatment Chemicals
Improve Efficiency
Prolong Equipment Life
Provide Healthier Working Environment
Reduce Corrosion

WHEN COMPARED TO TRADITIONAL METHOD ?

BACTASLYDE	LABORATOTY METHOD
Microbiology laboratory not required	Microbiology laboratory required
Can be used by non-technical people	Performed only by trained Microbiologist
Extremely easy and quick	Complex and Time consuming
No capital investment	Huge capital investment
Most Economical	Expensive
Can be used at site very effectively.	Sample to be sent to lab.

HOW TO USE – DIPSLIDE?

Step 1 – DIP (Dip for 20-25 seconds. Use a clean container to hold the test material)
Step 2 – INCUBATE (At room temperature (18-32°c) No need of an Incubator)
Step 3 – READ (Match with Density Chart)

HOW TO USE – POUCH PACK?

Step 1 - Wash hands thoroughly with soap & Cut open the pouches carefully
Step 2 - Pour Media (Pour the contents of pouches into the bottle)
Step 3 - Pour Sample Water (Pour water up to the red arrow mark)
Step 4 - Incubate (At room temperature (18-32°C) - No need of an Incubator)
Step 5 - Observe the colour (The colour of media would change if the bacteria species under test is present)

Products Range

Total Bacterial Count Test Kit

The Total Bacterial Count gives a quantitative idea about the presence of micro-organisms such as bacteria, yeast and mold in a sample.

Escherichia Coli (Ecoli) Test Kit + TBC

Escherichia coli (E.coli) are the commensal of the mammalian intestine bacteria & normally live in the intestines of people and animals.

Yeast & Fungi Test Kit + TBC

Yeasts are unicellular fungi which are used to make bread and other wheat-based products, such as dough and dumplings. Fungi are aerobic & commonly occur in nature, especially in places which are damp

Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Test Kit + TBC

Pseudomonas commonly found in soil or water and is generally in slime form with a consistency range from that of molasses to rubber.

Salmonella Test Kit

Salmonella bacteria are zoonotic and can be transferred between humans and other animals. These are intestinal pathogens and are cause for many diseases viz. typhoid, paratyphoid, food poisoning etc.

Vibrio Test Kit

Vibrio cholera is the causative agent of cholera that occurs naturally in water & transmitted primarily through faeces and sewage polluted drinking water and food.