Safety, ergonomics, and more must be considered

The program offers accreditation for biosafety field certifiers around the world to ensure biosafety cabinets are properly maintained

Innovative and market exclusive STERIS Life Sciences VHP® X10 biodecontamination unit offers portable, fast, and economical results

Sometimes you must use volatile chemicals within a BSC, but how much is safe?

When selecting a new biological safety cabinet (BSC), many factors should be considered.

It's with an eye toward protection that laboratories have turned to employing the use of biosafety cabinets.

Rumors of the demise of radiolabeling are very much exaggerated

Lab Manager's guide to purchasing a biological safety cabinet

Abstract: A new Type of Class II BSC has emerged that will simplify the selection process and provide true flexibility in modern laboratories needing both chemical and biological protection. Along with 3rd party validation in biological challenges by NSF International®, the Purifier Axiom Class II BSC was put under
ASHRAE 110 containment testing for chemical hazards to verify its ability to handle chemical hazards as well as a fume hood.

When working with a biological safety cabinet (BSC), safety comes first. Nonetheless, it’s easy to make mistakes that can compromise a BSC’s performance.

Get fun facts about BSCs, a list of questions to ask when buying BSCs, the most recent BSCs releases, and an updated BSC manufacturer's list in this section.

Biosafety cabinets (BSCs) protect lab environments and workers from potentially pathogenic organisms. Some types also protect samples from contaminants originating in labs.