Traditional methods of collecting algae, such as the natural matrix collection method, involve gathering pebbles, macrophytes, and other matrices whose surface areas cannot be calculated. The estimated values are generally underestimated, leading to errors in quantitative analysis.Silica Algae CounterOvercoming the drawbacks of natural substrates, it is suitable for rivers where natural substrates cannot be used for algae collection, such as canalized rivers and areas without pebbles or vegetation, effectively restoring the algae communities on natural substrates.
Silica algae are microorganisms that grow on underwater surfaces.And they are a good indicator of water quality. However, they are difficult to collect from natural substrates. When placed at any depth in a stream, reservoir, or lake and secured with a line and anchor (not included), this floating artificial sampler attracts algae growing on a slide. After two weeks, remove the slide and examine the algae, mussels, and other growth under a microscope to identify and count them.The productSelf-righting feature of the clip-on eliminator reduces wave interference.，Stainless steel wire frames can secure transparent, removable sliding trays with three-point fixation.Each pallet features two locking plates.The boards can be loaded in the lab and then inserted and removed without tools.。
Our company offersPS-GZJ Diatom CounterComposed of 304 stainless steel brackets, ABS plastic float balls, and ABS plastic sample dishes, it is resistant to corrosion in surface water and harsh water environments. Utilizing standard frosted slides as the sampling matrix, the sampling is excellent and can be directly placed under a microscope for observation.
