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A Ductless fume hood is a perfect combination of a suitable scrubbing system in place along with a filtration method suitable for the fumes generated. It uses carbon filters to remove fumes and vapours from a laboratory. Carbon filtration, an advanced technology used within a ductless fume hood, is an eco-friendly choice for both the user and the environment. Instead of funnelling the fumes outside, the fume hood filters out the harmful fumes and then returns the clean air back into the laboratory. Ductless fume hoods are also energy and cost-efficient and even offer electronic monitoring in order to routinely test the performance of the filtration system.
A Chemical fume hood is used in laboratories where dangerous chemicals are handled in the workplace. This type of hood is specifically designed to allow laboratory workers to work with these chemicals without exposing themselves to the harmful drawbacks associated with them. Featuring quality steel and a design that exceeds SEFA standards, this unit will ensure workers can work with chemicals safely. The innovative design of the fume hood allows users to have a full view of their work and laboratory through a sash.
Acid Resistant Fume Hoods (Perclhoric/ Nitric/ Sulphuric/ Hyderochloric) Fume Hood is designed specifically to be used with perchloric acid in order to prevent perchlorate salt formations. These steel devices feature a bench top and are available in a variety of widths in order to fit any lab environment. The grade of steel used in the design of Perchloric Acid Fume Hoods provides the ultimate protection from the perchloric acid.
The canopy fume hood is a ventilation system for non-toxic materials that removes heat steam and odors. These units are often used over ovens or steam baths and are mounted to a wall or the ceiling for easy removal and accessibility. These types of fume hoods can also be customized to fit the exact space in a laboratory in order to effectively ventilate the area.
A Low Air Flow fume hood operates at a lower rate than a standard unit meaning they take up less space in a lab and can save up to 40% on an energy bill. They reduce energy intake by reducing the amount of conditioned air required to fill a room. You can check with an expert to determine if a low air flow fume hood is the right option for your lab.
A Variable Air Volume Fume Hood has control over the air that is exhausted from the unit and reduces the costs of the device by maintaining a constant velocity. These items are sold to be used with exhaust control systems that other manufacturers provide. They come with a sash in a full view version that allows for the user to have a clear line-of-sight while still protected as they work. It also provides a great deal of interior lighting to assist with visual clarity.
An Extractor Arm fume hood is a local exhaust ventilation device that ventilate local fumes, odors and air streams in a lab. The typical size of an extractor arm fume hood is 2”, 3” or 4”. Each of these sizes can be mounted on a bench, wall or ceiling. The variety of designs are to ensure the perfect fit for any laboratory or workplace.
Common accessories include lab blowers, ventilation ducting in PVC, aluminum, stainless steel, sheet metal and lattice rod assemblies for distillation rack applications. Each accessory is specifically designed so the fume hood is easier to use for the lab worker and safer for the materials in the lab environment.
