A Fume hood is a piece of laboratory equipment designed to protect users and the environment from hazardous fumes, vapors, and particulate matter that may be generated during various laboratory procedures.

Here are some general specifications and features you might find in our Fume Hood:

1. Construction: The fume hood is typically made of chemical-resistant materials such as stainless steel, polypropylene, or other durable materials to withstand exposure to corrosive chemicals.
2. Sash: It features a sash (usually made of tempered glass) that can be raised or lowered to control airflow and provide access to the interior workspace.
3. Airflow Control: The Equipment is equipped with a ventilation system that draws air from the laboratory, passes it through the fume hood, and exhausts it outside the building or through a filtration system.
4. Lighting: Integrated lighting provides illumination for the interior workspace, allowing for better visibility during experiments and procedures.
5. Monitoring: It include airflow monitors, alarms, and sensors to ensure safe and efficient operation.
6. Work Surface: The interior workspace includes a chemical-resistant work surface where experiments and procedures can be conducted.
7. Safety Features: Our Fume hoods are designed with safety features such as sash stops, alarms, and airflow indicators to ensure safe operation.
8. Exhaust System: The fume hood is connected to an exhaust system, which may include a blower, ductwork, and a means of safely venting hazardous fumes from the laboratory.
9. Size and Configuration: Our Fume hoods are available in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different laboratory needs, including benchtop, walk-in, and ductless types.