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The TE-BC251-14 Tripod Stand provides stable, height-adjustable support for the TE-BC251 NIOSH Bioaerosol Cyclone during stationary sampling operations. This professional-grade tripod delivers secure positioning for bioaerosol collection in healthcare facilities, environmental monitoring sites, and research applications where stationary use is required.
Adjustable Height and Stability
The tripod features height adjustment from 36 to 63 inches, accommodating various sampling heights and operator preferences. The stable three-leg design ensures the TE-BC251 cyclone and associated pump remain steady during extended sampling periods, preventing vibration that could affect sample integrity.
Key Specifications
- Height adjustment range: 36-63 inches
- Compatible with TE-BC251 cyclone and personal air sampling pumps
- Includes all mounting hardware and fittings
- Supports complete sampling assembly weight
Complete Mounting System
Each TE-BC251-14 includes all necessary fittings and hardware to securely mount the TE-BC251 cyclone. The mounting system ensures proper alignment and prevents accidental disconnection during sampling. The TE-BC251 operates with commercially-available personal air sampling pumps at 3.5 L/min flow rate.
Compatibility
Specifically designed for the TE-BC251 NIOSH Bioaerosol Cyclone system. The TE-BC251 is a wearable multi-stage bio-aerosol collector used for collection of airborne viruses including influenza and COVID-19. This tripod stand enables stationary deployment in locations where wearable sampling is not practical or where extended sampling periods require hands-free operation.
Applications
Essential for healthcare facility monitoring of airborne pathogens, environmental research studying bioaerosols and air quality, and agricultural applications monitoring airborne allergens and pathogens. The tripod stand enables precise positioning for area sampling and long-term monitoring studies where consistent sampler placement is critical.