Safety, Hazard Containment & Sterilising Equipment
HDPE acid digestion fume hood for highly corrosive procedures
The new UniFlow HDPE Acid Digestion Fume Hood from Hemco Corporation is designed for highly corrosive operations involving dissolution procedures for element analysis.
UniFlow Acid Digestion Hoods have a robust construction entirely resistant to chemicals, featuring a welded one-piece HDPE interior fume chamber encompassing hood walls, ceiling, worksurface, and rear drain trough. The exterior is equally chemical-resistant, constructed from composite resin.
Available in various sizes including 48”, 60”, 72”, and 96” models, this series of fume hoods offers fl exibility to suit diverse needs. Options include models with or without a built-in washdown system and rear drain trough.
Each fume hood comes equipped with a counterbalanced vertical sliding clear viewing sash, available in polycarbonate for hydrofl uoric acid applications or tempered glass for other uses. Additionally, they feature a vapour-proof LED light fi xture, pre-wired switch, and remote-control water fi xture complete with built-in spray nozzles for washdown requirements.
For added convenience, a wide array of accessories can be factory-installed, including support cabinets/tables and ventilation equipment, ensuring precise customisation to meet your specifi c needs.
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ilmt.co/PL/Zbez Best practice zero solvent emissions in your lab
Solvent emissions cause many occupational diseases, breakdowns, and malfunctions. Especially in instrumental analysis, failures can be costly if they result in interruptions and maintenance work. SCAT Safety Caps block solvent vapours and ensure clean, reliable analysis. It has never been so easy to protect your health and save costs at the same time.
The SCAT system blocks solvent vapours and keeps your eluents clean. It protects your health, environment and quality of your analytical results. The mixing ratio of your solvents stays stable, as there is no evaporation.
Workspace safety and risk of solvent vapours: solvent vapours are toxic, fl ammable, and harmful to health. They escape even through smallest openings and leaks. During long-time exposure, even small concentrations in the laboratory air can cause serious health risks and damage.
Hermetically closed systems reduce emissions to zero: when extracting the eluent, the SCAT air valve ensures safe pressure equalisation to avoid underpressure during HPLC operation. On the waste side of your HPLC, the exhaust fi lter avoids overpressure inside the collecting container, and adsorbs vapours of solvents, acids and bases with a mix of 3 types of activated carbon.
The easiest way to ensure safety and quality for your HPLC lab: the SCAT System can be installed with a minimum of effort and cost, compared to the hassle of installing ventilation systems for each workplace. Discover the solution and upgrade your laboratory now to the latest safety standards.
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ilmt.co/PL/zBo8 61324pr@reply-direct.com ADVERTORIAL Convenient, eco-friendly autoclaving
In the realm of laboratories and research facilities, Astell Scientifi c has been a leading force in providing sustainable and effi cient sterilisation solutions for nearly a quarter century. Their commitment to user-friendly eco-consciousness is displayed in the Astell Compact Toploading Autoclave.
Similar to their benchtop counterparts, the Compact Toploading Autoclaves offer a range of features tailored to meet operational needs of the modern life sciences laboratory. Available in 63-litre capacity, these fl oor-standing self-contained steriliser units require no plumbing and operate effi ciently from a standard single-phase power supply, making them ideal for settings where space is at a premium.
The Compact Autoclave range is available in two versions: the ‘Classic’ and the ‘Ecofi ll’. The ‘Ecofi ll’ model boasts an integral reservoir and an in-built ‘autofi ll’ water re-circulation system. This clever feature not only offers convenience but signifi cantly reduces water consumption, a crucial factor amid increasing environmental concerns. This system allows for water usage optimisation, providing water for up to 15 cycles while minimising waste by acting as a collection vessel for condensate and residual water, positioning themselves as one of the most environmentally friendly options in the market.
On the other hand, the ‘Classic’ version requires manual water-fi ll, with condensate leaving the vessel via a silicone tube connected to a heat-resistant bottle during the cycle.
With Astell’s Compact Toploading Autoclaves, organisations can enjoy the benefi ts of sustainable sterilisation technology without compromising on performance or convenience. For more information or to request a quotation, contact Astell Scientifi c today.
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Balance enclosure for critical weighing procedures
Hemco introduces the VSE, available in widths of 24”, 36”, and 48”, designed to accommodate analytical balances and other small-scale laboratory processes. Constructed with chemical-resistant metal framing and 1/4” thick clear acrylic side panels and viewing sash, the VSE ensures durability and visibility.
Its effi cient airfl ow design, featuring an airfoil and bypass, directs contaminants to baffl ed exhaust, enhancing airfl ow and containment performance for user safety. The 15-degree angled
viewing sash offers ergonomic comfort, with an 8” reach-in opening height and a swing-up function providing a 20” access opening.
Additionally, two service ports located in the lower right and left rear wall enhance accessibility and usability. Experience enhanced user comfort and superior containment performance with the VSE.
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