Ductless fume hoods or fume cupboards are often used in laboratories to capture and remove hazardous substances from the air which are produced during certain laboratory applications. These can be gases, vapours, aerosols or particulates (dust). The fume hood encloses a work bench area that has a fan unit at the top. This sucks the air from the front opening upward through filters which trap th...
With 50 years of experience in molecular filtration, Erlab were the inventors of the 1st ductless fume hood in 1970. Their hoods are installed with no connection to the ventilation which means flexibility, energy savings, infrastructure costs reduction and importantly, environment protection. Their versatile filtration configurations allow handlings of liquids, powders, both together and even u...
Many processes in the lab and in industrial processes give off vapours or fumes, which can be harmful to health.
Fume cupboards, fume hoods or LEV (local exhaust ventilation) systems are used to minimise the effects, by either absorbing or removing the vapours.
But how can you tell if the fume cupboards you have are doing the job? Is there still pollution present even with fume hoods bein...
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Designed by Erlab, Captair Flex® non ducted mobile filtration fume hoods ensures optimal operator protection by being able to adapt itself to the handling protection by being able to adapt itself to the handlil combined, in laboratories and clean rooms.The Captair Flex line can be configured to th...
Are you looking at fume hood technology? Do you need a flexible solution which meets all the current health and safety guidelines.
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The Erlab Range of ductless fumehoods are available in the Uk from Camlab, we can ensure that from installation to filter changeover the product is p...
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