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Fume Extractors

The unique design of the UniFlow LE Dual Entry Hood from Hemco features safety glass sashes front and rear that allows observers a clear view as well as easy...

Dual Entry Fume Hoods Feature Double Side Access

Nov 11 2022

Fume Extractors

When Great Britain left the EU, the existing EU ATEX Directive was adopted as a UK standard under the term UKEX. A UKCA EX fan is certified under the existin...

Certified UKEX and UKCA Fume Extraction Fans

Sep 22 2022

Fume Extractors

Zero room air requirements. Hemco Corporation’s fume hood exhaust is equal to the auxiliary supply air, thereby zero room air is required. With the sash in...

Auxiliary Air Fume Hood

Jun 27 2022

Fume Extractors

Sensitive and critical laboratory applications require an uncompromising clean environment and must be protected from potential contamination by bacteria, DN...

New Workstation Prevents Cross-contamination and Protects Valuable Samples

Sep 02 2019

Fume Extractors

The laboratory is a work environment which presents many chemical hazards to which lab technicians are daily exposed, often undervaluing the threat for their...

About the use of Ductless Filtration Fume Hood?

Apr 29 2009

Fume extractors are critical laboratory safety equipment designed to remove hazardous fumes, vapors, and airborne particles from the work environment. They protect lab personnel from exposure to toxic chemicals, solvents, and other harmful substances by capturing and filtering contaminated air before it can be inhaled. Fume extractors are commonly used in chemical labs, pharmaceutical research, and industrial processes where dangerous fumes are present. By maintaining clean air quality, they ensure a safer, healthier workspace and compliance with safety regulations.

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International Labmate 49.6 - Sept 2024

September 2024

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