Plair SA has set new industry standards in environmental monitoring through its launch of Rapid-C+, a real-time air microbial detector.

The revised EU GMP Annex 1 is effective from 25 August 2023 and still poses significant challenges to pharmaceutical manufacturers, emphasizing the need for advanced technologies to enhance contamination control strategies.

Visit our booth at the ISPE Pharma 4.0™ and Annex 1 Conference and discover Rapid-C, alternative and rapid microbiological method, a solution to the revised Annex 1!

Attend First WHO/Europe Indoor Air Conference, organized in collaboration with the Geneva Health Forum, will bring together leading experts, scholars and policymakers to address the crucial issue of indoor air quality in buildings

We invite aerosol researchers to attend this webinar to learn more about Rapid-E+, its software tools, and how it can be applied for real-time bioaerosol monitoring.

We at Plair are excited to announce that we are celebrating our 9th anniversary! These past nine years have been an incredible, adventure-filled journey, with challenges and successes.

Plair exhibits Rapid-C, an advanced bio-fluorescent particle counter for real-time air microbial detection at the 24th Swiss Cleanroom Community Event. Visit our booth and come speak with our experts to learn more!

Discover our instrument for real-time microbial detection, also called bio-fluorescent particle counter.

This webinar series provides Rapid-C updates as an alternative and rapid microbiological method. It will provide you with information on the exclusive product, its accessories, and company news.

In recent years, multiple industries have had a greater need for quicker detection of microbial contamination to more efficiently mitigate and prevent pandemics and respiratory problems, and to automate quality-control practices. This confirms that our products are on target in offering ready solutions to this transformation of our customers’ practices.

Attend this webinar to learn how Rapid-E+ can be applied in bioaerosol research. The webinar will be focused on the accessories and new tools available for real-time particle sampling and data visualisation.

Microplastics are ubiquitous in the environment and are potential threats to the health of wild animals and human beings. One recent study even found microplastics in remote Antarctic snow samples.

Recently, Plair won the Sport and Air Quality Challenge in the category “Measure and mitigate the effect of poor air quality on athletes”. We presented our unique solution based on our Rapid instruments to help athletes and sport event organisers monitor allergens and microbes in the air in real time.

E-Catch, or the Airborne Particle Sampling Unit, is specifically designed to be combined with Rapid-E+ to provide a more traditional lab-based analysis of airborne particles.

Plair SA announced today that it has been awarded a CHF 2.7 million grant from the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation SERI for the Horizon Europe, European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator Pilot Programme.

We're thrilled to announce that Plair has won the 2021 Geneva Innovation Prize within the framework of the Grands Prix de l'Economie, awarded by the State of Geneva, the Office for the Promotion of Industries and Technologies (OPI), and the Geneva Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services (CCIG).

PAs growing evidence shows that SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes Covid-19) is transmitted through the air via aerosols, the need to monitor them is urgent.

Plair SA and MBV AG jointly announce today the start of a strategic partnership to bring to the market new and innovative automated solutions for microbiology monitoring that combine the technology of both companies.

Atmospheric aerosol particles have an enormous impact on public health which enhance human diseases, whether they come from pollen, fungal spores, bacteria or viruses. It is therefore crucial to properly identify these threats.

The Plair team is pleased to share the news of its latest installation in Montreal, Canada. The Rapid-E instrument was installed at the University of Montreal for automatic and real-time pollen monitoring, in June 2019.

Rapid-E is participating in the RealForAll project in Serbia and Croatia, aiming to provide valuable real-time information for those living with seasonal allergies.

Discover more about Rapid-E's capability to identify and count different pollen species simultaneously and in real time.

Plair SA the creator, manufacturer, and provider of instruments for real-time aerosol detection, brings its expertise of bioaerosol monitoring to indoor air contamination field, with its new instrument Rapid-C for real-time viable particles detection.