Infrastructure
Options driven by specialized applications, cost of consumables and use of workspace
In-house generation promises improved safety, increased convenience and reduced gas costs.
Because impurities can be a critical factor in many research experiments, water purity ranks high in importance.
The purpose of a fume hood is to contain contaminants and prevent their escape into the laboratory. This is accomplished by drawing contaminates within the hood’s work area away from the user, so that inhalation and contact are minimized.
In the Product Focus on Fume Hoods in the July/August 2008 issue of Lab Manager, three industry experts shared some ideas on what you should know before purchasing a fume hood and how to get the most out of one.
Just what should management be doing? For starters, setting the guidelines and expectations for project development.
