Laminar Flow Hood

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Buy a laminar flow hood | Choose a hood | Consumables | How to use | How do they work? | Resources A fully equipped laminar flow hood includes everything you need to create a clean air workspace. The continuous laminar air flow removes existing contamination from your workspace and prevents new contaminants from entering the hood and putting your experiments at risk. Including a compatible HEPA filter and inbuilt UV light, the Ossila Laminar Flow Hood creates an ISO Class 5 clean air environment with 99.99% particle filtration. Spacious enough for effective and organized experimental setups yet still the right size to fit straight onto your lab bench, you can assemble the hood in a horizontal or vertical configuration. Laminar Flow Hood Set up a clean air environment in small-scale experiments with advanced sensor technology, a set of filters, and UV lighting included. The H13 grade HEPA filter captures over 99.99% of all airborne particulates to easily achieve ISO Class 5 conditions. To maintain a clean workspace, receive live updates about the environment and filter saturation from the advanced air quality and pressure sensors. The system software operates the motor at an optimal speed, alerts you to upcoming filter changes, and warns you if the air flow changes. Assemble the hood according to your experimental needs. The horizontal orientation minimizes turbulence for enhanced sample protection, while the vertical orientation accommodates bulky equipment and reduces cross contamination. Order now Choose a Laminar Flow Hood Horizontal and Vertical Laminar Flow Hoods Two main configurations, vertical and horizontal, are available. The difference between them is the direction of air flow through the hood: clean air will either flow horizontally or vertically. Each orientation offers distinct advantages depending on the application. In horizontal laminar flow hoods, the filters are fixed to the back wall of the unit. Air is pulled from the back of the hood through th