Bacteria Test Kit

• Packaging Type : Catron, Paper Bag, Plastic Bag
• Type : Bacteria Test Kit
• Application : Clinical, Hospital
• Color : Blue, Cream, Gray
• Warranty : 1yrs, 5yrs, 6 Months
• Feature : Confortable, High Accuracy, Skin Friendly

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• Country of Origin : Made in India
• Packaging Type : Box
• Number Of Tests : 1
• Usage/Application : Bacteria testing for water

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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 monitorin more...

SRB (Sulfate Reducing Bacteria) Test Kit Sulfate Reducing Bacteria (SRB) are those bacteria that can obtain energy by oxidizing organic compounds or molecular hydrogen while reducing sulfate to hydrogen sulfide. They are also know as Sulfide Generating Bacteria (SGB) and commonly found in anaerobic environmen more...

• MOQ : 1 Kit
• Brand Name : Bactaslyde
• Product Range : Growth Density
• Manufacturer : Rakiro Biotech Systems Private Limited
• No of Test : 5

Nirifying bacteria are autotrophic and are responsible for the conversion of Ammonia to Nitrates. These then produce Nitric Acid. Some of the Species can be particularly troublesome in Cooling systems as they form Zoogloea masses of the organisms embedded in slime. Nitrifying Bacterial species are generally f more...

• MOQ : 1 Kit
• Product Range : Growth Density
• No of Test : 5
• Manufacturer : Rakiro Biotech Systems Private Limited
• Brand Name : Bactaslyde

Iron oxidizing bacteria occur worldwide in fresh water sea and brackish waters. They derive the energy they need to live and multiply by oxidizing dissolved ferrous iron or manganese. Generally most species oxidize ferrous or manganese oxides in there extracellular structures like sheaths or stalks rather tha more...

Iron oxidizing bacteria occur worldwide in fresh water, sea and brackish waters. They derive the energy they need to live and multiply by oxidizing dissolved ferrous iron or manganese. Generally, most species oxidize ferrous or manganese oxides in there extracellular structures like sheaths or stalks, rather more...