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  • SP Scienceware Secador 4.0 Auto

    SP Scienceware Secador 4.0 Auto Desiccator F42074-1116

    • Manufacturer: SP Scienceware

    SP Scienceware Secador 4.0 Auto Desiccator F42074-1116 A desiccator cabinet, often called a nitrogen dry box or a nitrogen desiccator cabinet, is a cabinet designed to maintain a low-humidity atmosphere to store ...

    $902 USD
    Frederick, MD
  • Cross Flow units

    Cross Flow units

    • Manufacturer: CARLO ERBA Reagents

    The Cross Flow CFU modules provide the solution for powder containment during sampling, weighing and dosing operations. Originally developed for the chemical and pharmaceutical industries to maintain the integrit...

    Emmendingen, Germany
  • Rotech Tumor Isolator

    Rotech Tumor Isolator

    • Manufacturer: Shanghai Rotech Bioengineering

    Used for aseptic testing, weighing, dispensing and transfer of toxic sterile substances to ensure a reliable sterile environment. Main Description Used for aseptic testing, weighing, portioning and transfer of to...

    Shanghai, China

Overview

Biosafety cabinets are specialized laboratory equipment designed to provide a controlled environment for handling sensitive biological materials. They protect both the user and the environment from exposure to potentially hazardous agents by using HEPA filters and airflow systems. Commonly used in microbiology, biomedical, and pharmaceutical labs, these cabinets are essential for maintaining safety and sterility during experiments.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a biosafety cabinet?

Consider the class of the cabinet (I, II, or III), its size, airflow type, and whether it meets the required safety standards. Also, check for any certifications and the condition of the HEPA filters.

How do I ensure the biosafety cabinet is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable shipping service experienced in handling laboratory equipment. Ensure the cabinet is properly packaged, secured, and labeled as fragile to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a biosafety cabinet?

Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing HEPA filters, verifying airflow patterns, and ensuring the cabinet’s surfaces are clean and free of contaminants. It’s important to follow the manufacturer's guidelines for detailed maintenance procedures.