Fume Hoods
Fume cupboards are central components in laboratories, and we have a variety of cupboard types to suit different applications. These applications place increasingly high demands on the equipment as more and more laboratory tasks need to be performed in a fume hood due to the rising numbers of hazardous substances and reagents. Engineering regulation EN 14175 has also set significantly stricter standards.
We provide fume cupboards with standard widths of 1200, 1500, 1800 and 2100 mm as well as customized specifications. To cater a broad range of applications, we have bench-top fume cupboards, fume cupboards for low rooms or with extra interior height and walk-in fume cupboards. Worktops and interior linings are configured according to the type of tasks to be performed, the gases and liquids used, the vapors and aerosols emitted.
Fume hood with base cabinet
Fume hood with base cabinet
Ductless Fume hood
PP Fume hood
Canopy Hoods
A good laboratory canopy hood can keep fungal cultures uncontaminated, filter toxins out of a lab, and keep heat, steam, and odors away from people and products that would otherwise be affected. A canopy hood is a specific type of fume hood that's designed to vent non-toxic vapours like steam, heat and odors.
Suction Arm
Suction Arms can be fixed on wall/celling/worktop with adjustable arms and suction cup. The flexible arm system shall use friction joints and ball bearing for necessary grip and easy movement.
Storage Cabinets
A safe working environment is a primary concern in all workplaces. Laboratory staff routinely handles a variety of dangerous and health threatening chemicals. Hazardous substances must be stored safely. Painted or powder coated metal cabinets will not resist acid fumes indefinitely. After a few weeks of storing chemicals, it will start to show the rust marks of corrosion on the shelves and body of the storage cabinets
Flammable Storage Cabinet
Reagent Storage PP Cabinet
Gas Cylinder Storage Cabinet
Acid & Corrosive Storage Cabinet
