AZA 1086 FUME HOOD CABINET

Description

Fume hood cabinet, laboratory fume hood, and lab ventilation unit are essential components of a safe and functional laboratory environment. Designed to control exposure to hazardous fumes, vapors, and dust particles, this Fume Hood Cabinet provides a protective enclosure where scientists, students, or technicians can handle volatile substances without health risks.

This high-performance fume hood is available in ducted and ductless configurations. Ducted hoods are connected to external ventilation systems, ensuring efficient removal of toxic air, while ductless models use advanced filtration systems, such as activated carbon and HEPA filters, to recirculate clean air back into the lab.

Engineered with chemical-resistant materials, the cabinet features an epoxy-coated steel frame, PP (polypropylene) or phenolic resin work surface, and a tempered glass sash for visibility and protection. The vertical sash is counterbalanced and can be raised or lowered for access while minimizing airflow disruption. Internal lighting enhances visibility of procedures without introducing heat or risk.

The fume hood maintains a face velocity of 0.5 m/s, in accordance with ASHRAE 110 and EN 14175 standards. These standards ensure consistent containment of airborne hazards and proper airflow performance. Optional airflow monitors and alarms notify users of improper operation or system failure.

This laboratory fume hood also includes a removable base cabinet for reagent storage, available with optional chemical-resistant lining or explosion-proof design. Drain troughs and service fittings (gas, vacuum, water) can also be integrated, offering a complete chemical workstation setup.

Designed for environments including research labs, pharmaceutical facilities, petrochemical quality control rooms, and academic chemistry labs, this unit supports compliance with global safety standards and good laboratory practice (GLP).

The fume hood cabinet also features noise-insulated blowers for quiet operation and low power consumption. Ductless units provide energy efficiency for facilities aiming to reduce HVAC costs.

Whether conducting titrations, acid digestions, or solvent evaporation, this unit ensures a controlled micro-environment for personnel protection and process integrity.

 Specifications:

 FAQ:

Q1: What is a fume hood used for?
A1: It safely removes harmful chemical vapors and gases from lab processes, protecting users from inhalation risks.

Q2: What is the difference between ducted and ductless fume hoods?
A2: Ducted hoods expel air outside through ducts; ductless models use filters to clean and recirculate air.

Q3: Is this unit compliant with lab safety regulations?
A3: Yes, it complies with ASHRAE 110 and EN 14175 standards.

Q4: Can this be customized for larger labs?
A4: Yes, sizes, materials, and features can be customized based on user needs and facility layout.

Q5: Does it require frequent maintenance?
A5: Basic filter replacements and sash inspections are needed periodically. Ducted models require duct inspection annually.