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A ductless recirculating fume hood is a safety device used to protect laboratory workers when handling chemicals that pose an inhalation risk.
These fume hoods are equipped with filtration technology that is specific to the type of products handled. These filters capture toxic molecules and particles evaporated in the chemical handling enclosure and make it possible to:
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| Complies with the requirements of ASHRAE 110:1995 and ANSI Z9.5 containment standards | |
| 1 - Handling openings Air from the laboratory enters the enclosure through ergonomic apertures. The air face velocity creates a dynamic barrier between the user and the chemicals being handled. |
2 - Handling enclosure The device ventilation system draws the molecules and particles that have evaporated in the enclosure toward the filtration system. The level of containment provided by the enclosure prevents any pollutants from being released into the laboratory. |
3 - Air extraction The filtration technology customized to the applications in question serves to trap the molecules and particles that have evaporated within the enclosure. The air discharged into the equipment is thus free from all pollutants. |
4 - Purification of the ambient air The recirculation of the filtered air helps to purify the ambient air of the laboratory. |
| Discover how AFNOR standard NF X 15-211:2009 guarantees your safety when using a captair ductless recirculating fume hood. |