LFY-707A Anti-dry microbial penetration performance tester

LFY-707A Anti-dry microbial penetration performance tester

The main purpose

The anti-dry microbial penetration experiment system is composed of air source generation system, detection body, control system and other parts. It is used to perform anti-dry microbial penetration test methods on surgical drapes, surgical gowns and clean clothes.

Scope of application

Dry microbial penetration resistance tester/Dry microbial resistance tester is used to determine the resistance of the material to the penetration of bacteria on dry particles within the size range of human dander. During the test, the sample is fixed on a container.

technical parameter

1. Vibration form: pneumatic ball vibrator

2. Vibration frequency: 20800 times/min

3. Vibration force: 650N

4. Workbench size: 40cm×40cm×10mm

5. Workbench medium: marble slab

6. Experimental container: stainless steel experimental container

7. Working positions: 6

8. Working voltage: 220V 50Hz

Applicable standards

YY/T 0506.5-2009 Surgical drapes, surgical gowns and clean clothes for patients, medical staff and instruments-Part 5: Test method for preventing the penetration of dry microorganisms

YY/T 1799-2020 Technical requirement of re-usable protective clothing for medical use 4.2.2.4

ISO 22612:2005 Protective clothing for infectious agents-Test method for resistance to penetration of dry microorganisms

BS EN 13795:2011+A1:2013

YY/T 0506.1-2023    Surgical drapes, gowns and clean air suits for medical use-
Part 1:General requirements

Main description

   The dry microbial penetration resistance tester/dry microbial resistance tester is specially used to determine the resistance of materials to the penetration of bacteria on dry particles within the size range of human dander.

   During the test, the samples are fixed on a container respectively. Among these containers, 5 containers carrying Bacillus subtilis talc powder, and 1 container with uncontaminated talc powder as a control. Insert a petri dish at the bottom of each container close to the time below.

   The equipment supporting the container is oscillated by a gas ball oscillator, all the talcum powder penetrating the sample falls on the petri dish, and the petri dish is removed for culture. The results of the experiment were evaluated by counting the growing colonies.