Counting chamber Bürker, with clamps
The counting chambers serve to determine the number of particles per volume unit of a liquid. The particles (e.g. leucocytes, erythrocytes, thrombocytes, bacteria, fungus spores, pollen) are visually counted under a microscope. The types of counting chambers differ in counting grids and the depths of the chambers. Orthogonal lines form grids which become visible by magnifying them with a microscope. The grid of a counting chamber is engraved into the surface of its base.
Bürker :
double ruling, with or without spring clips
The ruling shows 9 large squares of 1 mm2 each. These are used for counting leucocytes.
Each large square is subdivided by double lines (0.05 mm apart) into 16 group squares with 0.2 mm sides. The group squares correspond in size to the Neubauer counting chamber, but have no further subdivisions. They are used for counting thrombocytes and erythrocytes. The double lines form mini squares with an area of 0.0025 mm2.
Manufactured according to DIN 12 847, including 2 haemacytometer cover glasses.
| Iso Code | PCE |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer reference | 718920 |
| ISO code | PCE |
| eclass | 32030000 |
| leadtime | 2 |
| UNSPSC code | 41122604 |
| Brand | Brand |
| Sales Unit | 1 Piece |
| Reference | A03617 |
| Finish | With clamps |
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