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Vertical Laminar Air Flow Cabinet 56-VAC201

Vertical Laminar Air Flow Cabinet 56-VAC201

Overview :

Lab Expo Vertical Laminar Air Flow  Cabinet 56-VAC201 is a clean air workstation which provides a particle free ultra-clean working environment for aseptic operations. This is carried out by the 0.5 micron / 0.3 micron pore size HEPA filter providing the sterile air flow in the working area .Vertical laminar air flow works on the principle that the vertical unidirectional flow is within the cabinet and is therefore less susceptible to the contamination in the surrounding area.

Specifications:
Fluorescent lamp 30 W
HEPA Filter 0.5 micron / 0.3 micron
Clean grade Grade 100
No of bacteria ≤ 0.5 per utensil / hr.
Half ventilation peak value < 0.5 µM
Pre-filter High efficiency nylon filter
UV lamp 30 W
Controller type Remote control
Noise ≤ 62 dB
Airflow velocity 0.25 m/s to 0.45 m/s
Power supply AC 220 V / 50 Hz
Maximum Power Consumption 800 W
Dimension of working area ( W x D x H ) 1140 x 615 x 580 mm
Dimension of filter ( W x D x H ) 1135 x 600 x 38 mm
Overall dimension ( W x D x H ) 1295 x 765 x 1765 mm
Weight 250 kg

Features:

  • Digital LCD display monitoring fan speed HEPA filter life and lamp control functions
  • Alarm system for HEPA filter replacement based on operational hours
  • Double sided configuration allowing one operator per side for simultaneous use
  • Mobile tempered glass window enabling visualization and UV ray protection
  • LCD panel controller interface for laminar flow cabinet operation managemen

Applications:

FunctionImplementationQuality control labsWorking area supports precise sample handlingClinical microbiologyGrade 100 clean grade maintains sterile conditions for culturesResearch institutions0.25 m/s to 0.45 m/s airflow velocity ensures unidirectional particle sweepIndustrial testing≤ 62 dB noise level allows operation in shared laboratory spacesPharmaceutical prep≤ 0.5 bacteria per utensil/hr minimizes bioburden during compounding

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