Fume Box Ductless Enclosures
The Fume Box ductless enclosures are designed to protect the user from chemicals, vapors or non-toxic powders during low-volume chemical manipulations by effectively containing low concentrations of noxious fumes, vapors, or powders.
Fume Box™ AP60H
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Fume Box™ ductless enclosures are designed to protect the user from chemicals, vapors or powders during low-volume chemical manipulations by effectively containing low concentrations of noxious fumes, vapors or powders.
Fume Box Features & Benefits
- Low-profile, completely portable, no ductwork required.
- Compact size, easily positioned on shallow countertops or counters with overhanging wall cabinets.
- Clear viewing enclosure prevents chemical splash.
- Modular design permits multiple configurations.
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