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Mobile Laboratory Containers: Moving Fast When the Virus Strikes

Figure 2: Typical layout of a COVID-19 container: The samples are stored in a central upstream area before being moved through an airlock to the preparation (extraction) area, where they are opened under BSL-2 safety criteria and prepared for the actual analysis — for which the equipment can also be supplied, if necessary. The containers can also be connected and equipped in completely different ways, depending on the requirements of the project. arrow back arrow forward Image Zoom
Figure 2: Typical layout of a COVID-19 container: The samples are stored in a central upstream area before being moved through an airlock to the preparation (extraction) area, where they are opened under BSL-2 safety criteria and prepared for the actual analysis — for which the equipment can also be supplied, if necessary. The containers can also be connected and equipped in completely different ways, depending on the requirements of the project. (Picture: Waldner)
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