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A Negative Pressure Laminar Flow Hood, often referred to as a Biological Safety Cabinet (BSC), is a type of containment device used in laboratories and medical facilities to protect the user, the environment, and the materials being worked on from contamination. These hoods are designed to provide a sterile working environment by filtering the air through HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters and maintaining a negative pressure environment to ensure that any potential contaminants are contained within the hood.
Cabinets designed with negative pressure, such as Biological Safety Cabinets, Fume Hoods, Pass Boxes, Glove Boxes, and Containment Isolators, are essential for safely handling hazardous materials in various laboratory and manufacturing settings. They ensure protection for the user, the environment, and the products being handled by maintaining a controlled environment and preventing the escape of harmful substances.
A laminar flow hood clean bench, also known as a clean bench, is essentially a partially enclosed workbench meticulously engineered to create a particle-free environment via laminar airflow. In this airflow direction, clean benches are divided into 2 types: Vertical laminar flow clean bench and horizontal laminar flow clean bench, which are uniformly filtered by high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) or ultra-low penetration air (ULPA) filters, ensuring a sterile workspace for handling non-hazardous materials.
Achieves 100-level cleanliness.
Choose between horizontal or vertical laminar flow types.
Ultra-thin HEPA filter saves space.
The touchable control panel adjusts fan speed for optimal airflow.
Stainless steel tabletop with plexiglass shell; UV remote control option available.
