Horizontal Laminar Flow

Airflow and Filtration
• Laminar Airflow:
   - Air is cleaned through HEPA filters located at the rear of the cabinet and directed horizontally into the workspace.
   - Laminar flow minimizes turbulence and expels particles outward.
• HEPA and ULPA Filters:
   - HEPA Filters: Capture 99.99% of 0.3 micron particles.
   - Optional ULPA Filters: Provide 99.999% efficiency for finer filtration.
• Airflow Speed:
   - Optimized at 0.45 m/s (±20%).

Structural Features
• Stainless Steel Interior Surfaces:
   - Smooth surfaces prevent contamination and are easy to clean.
   - Interior made from AISI 304 grade stainless steel.
• Transparent Glass Side Panels:
   - Provide wide viewing angle of the workspace.
   - Offer visual comfort to the user.
• Chemically Resistant Electrostatic Coating:
   - Exterior coated with electrostatic powder paint for increased durability.

Lighting and User Comfort
• LED Lighting:
   - Illuminates the workspace uniformly.
   - Meets EN 12469 with minimum 1000 lux light intensity.
• Quiet Operation:
   - High-performance motors operate under 60 dB for low noise.

Safety and Control Systems
• Touch Control Panel:
   - Allows easy control of airflow speed, lighting, and filter status.
• Filter Clogging Alert:
   - Provides visual and audible warning when HEPA filter performance drops.

Product-Oriented Protection
Laminar airflow fully eliminates particles from the workspace and creates a sterile environment. This feature is designed to protect the product, not the user.
Ergonomic and User-Friendly Design
• Wide workspace and clear side panels for user comfort.
• Quiet motors for a comfortable working environment.

Low Maintenance Cost
• Easily replaceable HEPA filters and long-lasting motors require minimal maintenance.

Flexible and Modular Design
• Available in various sizes and configurations to suit different laboratory needs.

Horizontal Laminar Flow Cabinets are preferred in areas where product protection is critical:

Microbiology and Molecular Biology Laboratories:
• Petri dishes, pipetting procedures, and sample preparation.

Pharmaceutical Manufacturing:
• Sterile working environment for drug filling and packaging processes.

Electronics Manufacturing:
• Assembly and testing of sensitive electronic components.

Medical and Clinical Laboratories:
• Preparation of sterile instruments and sample handling.

Optics and Laser Technology:
• Work requiring dust- and particle-free environments.