Envirox
Laboratory fumes extraction solutions
Laboratory fume extraction systems are critical components in ensuring a safe and controlled environment within scientific and research facilities. Designed to remove and eliminate potentially hazardous fumes, vapors, and airborne contaminants generated during experiments or chemical processes, these systems protect laboratory personnel from exposure to harmful substances. Typically comprised of fume hoods, ductwork, and powerful extraction fans, laboratory fume extraction systems create a negative pressure environment that directs and captures contaminants away from the laboratory workspace. Additionally, these systems often incorporate advanced filtration technologies, such such as HEPA or activated carbon filters, to further purify the air before its release. Properly designed and maintained laboratory fume extraction solutions are instrumental in meeting stringent safety standards, promoting a healthy work environment, and safeguarding both researchers and sensitive equipment from the potential risks associated with laboratory-generated fumes.
Dust Collectors
Laboratory fume extraction dust collectors play a crucial role in maintaining a safe and contaminant-free workspace within scientific and research laboratories. These specialized dust collectors are designed to capture and filter airborne particles and dust generated during laboratory activities, preventing their release into the laboratory environment. Equipped with efficient filtration systems, such as HEPA or ultra-low penetration air (ULPA) filters, these dust collectors effectively remove microscopic particles and contaminants, ensuring a clean and healthy air quality.
FX2 original arm
Our Chemical laboratory extraction arms are manufactured by Nederman in Sweden according to the highest quality and performance standards. These extraction arms are the optimum dust collection solution where protection against highly corrosive or noxious gases is vital.
Gas Phase Filtration
Gas phase filtration is a specialized air purification technique designed to remove gaseous pollutants and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) from the air. This filtration process involves the use of adsorbents, such as activated carbon or other chemical media, to capture and retain gas-phase contaminants. Gas phase filters are commonly employed in various industries, including laboratories, manufacturing, and indoor air quality management. They play a crucial role in eliminating odors, harmful gases, and airborne chemicals that can be detrimental to both human health and the environment.
