Purair LF Series Horizontal Laminar Flow Cabinets
Air Science Purair Horizontal Laminar Flow Cabinets are a series of high-efficiency products designed to protect equipment and other contents of the work zone from particulates, for applications sensitive to such contamination.
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Purair® Laminar Flow Hoods are a series of high efficiency products designed to protect equipment and other contents of the work zone from particulates, for applications sensitive to such contamination. It is ideally suited for use with non-hazardous contaminants and when flexible access to the equipment in the work zone is desired. At the heart of the Purair Laminar Flow Hood product line is the Air Science Multiplex™ ULPA Filtration Technology that creates a clean work environment over a wide range of applications.
Purair LF Series Features and Benefits
- Purair Laminar Flow Hoods are available in 2 model types with various sizes and options for a total of 11 standard models.
- Horizontal flow cabinets are designed with a lip on the rear of the work surface to protect the ULPA filter from spills.
- Purair Laminar Flow products are constructed of steel with our exclusive MICROgone™ anti-microbial powder finish coating.
The Use of Colorimetric Tubes to Determine Filter Saturation
Carbon filter monitoring is essential to maintain the safety of personnel using fume hoods on a daily basis. Testing filtered air with colorimetric tubes is an inexpensive and effective method for laboratory personnel to monitor the level of filter saturation in real time. This application note presents Purair advanced fume hoods, with an inter-filter test port specifically designed for sampling tubes.
Horizontal or Vertical Laminar Flow: Which is Best for Your Application?
Air Science® manufactures highly efficient laminar flow hoods that protect equipment and other contents of the work zone from particulates. These products presented in this application note are ideally suited for use with non-hazardous contaminants and when flexible access to the equipment in the work zone is desired. But which is best for your application?
USP 797 Compliance in the Laminar Flow Workstation
This application note presents a variety of Air Science cabinets that meet the stringent standards required by the pharmaceutical compounding community. USP 797 compliance focuses on practices that prevent harm or death to patients, due to microbial contamination, excessive bacterial endotoxins, variability in the intended strength of correct ingredients, unintended chemical and physical contaminants, or ingredients of inappropriate quality.
Effects of Carbon Filtration Type on Filter Efficiency and Efficacy: Granular Loose-Fill vs. Bonded Filters
Activated carbon is used in a wide variety of purification techniques including gas and water purification, metal extraction and pharmaceutical manufacturing. This application note explores the hypothesis that granular activated carbon filters, specifically Air Science filters utilizing the Multiplex™ Filtration System, have a longer useful life and greater filtering efficiency, with no associated performance defects, than bonded filters.
Purair Ductless Technology and USP 800 Compliance Creating a better C-PEC
This paper discusses the design and construction features of a set of engineering controls, collectively known as containment primary engineering controls (C-PECs), for hazardous drugs in healthcare settings. Biological safety cabinets and fume hoods in particular will be examined to identify the features that most effectively prevent exposure and meet USP 800 requirements.
Horizontal vs Vertical Laminar Flow Hoods
Choosing Your Laminar Flow Hood Doesn't Have to be Confusing
