Product Description
Laboratory Fume Hood Stations are designed to provide a safe and healthy working environment for laboratory personnel by removing hazardous fumes, particles, and vapors from the air.
Types of Laboratory Fume Hood Stations:
1. Conventional Fume Hoods: The most common type, using a combination of airflow and filtration to remove contaminants.
2. Ductless Fume Hoods: Using filters to remove contaminants, these hoods do not require ductwork.
3. Recirculating Fume Hoods: Using a combination of airflow and filtration, these hoods recirculate cleaned air back into the laboratory.
4. Walk-In Fume Hoods: Larger hoods that allow personnel to walk in and work inside.
5. Specialty Fume Hoods: Designed for specific applications, such as perchloric acid or radioisotope handling.
Key Features:
6. Airflow and Filtration: Provides a safe and healthy working environment by removing contaminants from the air.
7. Chemical Resistant Materials: Constructed from materials resistant to chemicals and corrosion.
8. Adjustable Airflow: Allows for adjustment of airflow to accommodate different laboratory procedures.
9. Safety Features: Includes features such as emergency stop buttons, alarm systems, and fire suppression systems.
10. Energy Efficiency: Designed to minimize energy consumption while maintaining a safe working environment.
Technical Specifications:
11. Airflow Rate: 50-1000 CFM (cubic feet per minute)
12. Filter Type: HEPA, activated carbon, or specialty filters
13. Noise Level: 50-70 dBA
14. Power Requirements: 115/230V, 1-3 phase
15. Dimensions: Variable, depending on the type and size of the fume hood
Applications:
16. Laboratories: Research, educational, and industrial laboratories.
17. Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology: Handling of hazardous chemicals and biological agents.
18. Chemical and Petrochemical: Handling of corrosive and flammable chemicals.
19. Environmental Monitoring: Analysis of air, water, and soil samples.
20. Academic and Research Institutions: Teaching and research laboratories.