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Difference Between Ductless Fume Hood And Traditional Fume Hood
Today, companies use laboratories in many ways. Moreover, due to tight budgets, limited space, and changing business dynamics and security considerations, companies sometimes have difficulty choosing when purchasing laboratory furniture. When you need to buy a chemical fume hood for a new laboratory or redesign, you need to make an important decision.
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The difference between biological safety cabinets and fume hoods and clean benches
Biosafety cabinets are widely used in health care, disease prevention and control, food hygiene, biopharmaceuticals, environmental monitoring, and various biological laboratories. They are an important foundation for ensuring biosafety and environmental safety. Fume hoods and clean benches are not biosafety cabinets and should not be used in experiments or production processes involving microbial materials.
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How to use the fume hood in laboratory?
Laboratory ventilation is an integral part of laboratory design. The most important function of the fume hood is the exhaust function. In the chemical laboratory, all kinds of harmful gases, odors, moisture and flammable, explosive and corrosive substances are generated during the experimental operation, in order to protect the safety of users. To prevent the spread of pollutants in the laboratory to the laboratory, use a fume hood near the source of pollution.