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Biosafety Cabinets
&
Fume Hoods
Side‑by‑side product families for containment and protection — Class II BSCs for biohazards and chemical fume hoods for vapors and gases.
Biosafety Cabinets (BSC)
Primary containment for personnel, product, and environment in microbiology and cell culture work.
Class II A2
70% recirculation / 30% exhaust via HEPA; protects product & personnel.
Class II B2
100% exhaust to building duct; for toxic/volatile chemicals with biohazards.
Class III (Glovebox)
Gas‑tight enclosure with double HEPA/exhaust; highest containment.
Dual HEPA Filtration
Supply & exhaust HEPA H14 for ISO 5 work zone.
Inflow/Downflow Control
Stable laminarity with microprocessor control.
UV/Lighting & Sash Safety
Interlocks between UV and blower/sash position.
Stainless Workzone
Radius corners, spill tray, easy clean.
Gas/Vacuum Ports
Utility integration with shut‑off valves.
Certification Ready
Factory test; field certification support.
BSC Specifications
- Cleanliness: ISO Class 5 in work zone
- Downflow velocity: ~0.25–0.35 m/s (typical)
- Inflow velocity: per class (e.g., 0.53 m/s for Class II)
- HEPA/ULPA efficiency: ≥ 99.99% @ 0.3 μm (H14)
- Noise level: ≤ 65 dBA (typical)
- Electrical: 230 V, 1‑phase, 50 Hz (model dependent)
Fume Hoods
Chemical containment for vapors, gases, and particulates in wet chemistry and analytical labs.
Aerodynamic Sash Opening
Optimized entry to maintain face velocity.
Face Velocity Control
Typically ~0.5 m/s with alarms/monitors.
Chemical‑Resistant Liner
PP/FRP/Phenolic liners; spill containment base.
Services Integration
Gas, vacuum, water, and electrical service outlets.
Worktops
Granite, epoxy resin, or SS depending on exposure.
Lighting & Baffles
Uniform illumination and stable airflow patterns.
Fume Hood Specifications
- Typical face velocity: ~0.5 m/s (100 fpm)
- Sash types: Vertical, horizontal, or combo
- Electrical: 230/415 V, 50 Hz (per model)
- Construction: Powder‑coated steel with chemical‑resistant liner
- Ducted exhaust sizing per building design
- Noise level: ≤ 70 dBA (typical)
BSC vs Fume Hood — Quick Comparison
Use BSC when personnel and product protection is needed (biological hazards).
Use Fume Hood when dealing with chemical vapors/gases where product sterility is not required.
Use Fume Hood when dealing with chemical vapors/gases where product sterility is not required.
- BSC: HEPA filtration; Fume: Exhaust/adsorption (carbon)
- BSC: Recirculating patterns; Fume: one‑pass exhaust (ducted)
- Do not use BSC for volatile toxics; use a fume hood