New Class II, Type A2 Biological Safety Cabinets

New Class II, Type A2 Biological Safety Cabinets

11 Feb 2016
Alex Waite
Editorial Assistant

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Air Science has introduced its new line of Biological Safety Cabinets.

The Purair BIO is designed to protect individuals, the environment, and products from a variety of biological particulates, serving as the primary barrier in life science research and experimentation.

As a Class II Type A2 Biosafety Cabinet, the Purair BIO minimizes and contains Biosafety Level 1-3 agents, maintaining negative pressure inside the cabinet during operation to prevent contaminants from escaping the work area.

HEPA filtration scours 70% of the incoming room air to protect the products, while the remaining 30% of the exhausted air is filtered by a second HEPA filter. Purair BIO cabinets provide ample workspace with environmentally sound operation and low energy consumption.

Purair BIO cabinets are available with or without NSF 49, EN12469 and UL61010-1 certification.

For complete specifications on the NEW Purair BIO Safety Cabinets go to: http://www.airscience.com/purair-bio-biosafety-cabinets

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New Class II, Type A2 Biological Safety Cabinets