Air Science offers mail handling fume hoods to improve the safe handling and screening of envelopes and packages

The Asynt GP540 is a new bench-mounted, general-purpose, ventilated laboratory cabinet designed for use in a wide-range of applications

Four questions to consider before you purchase your next fume hood

The unique design of the UniFlow SE Dual Entry Hood features safety glass sashes front and rear that allows observers a clear view as well as easy access to procedures

From its origin as a simple chimney, the fume hood has changed greatly over the years

HEMCO UniFlow HDPE Acid Digestion Hoods are specifically designed and built for work with high volumes and concentrations of acids

Some devices need better technology; others just need the sash closed

The keys to working safely in a laboratory fume hood

Consider the benefits of switching to a ductless fume hood.

Learn the fume hood types used by survey respondents, and much more in the results of our latest survey

“The goal is to educate and encourage fume hood users to shut the sash window whenever possible for both safety and energy conservation purposes.” 

Laboratory fume hoods are designed to protect the worker by containing and exhausting harmful or toxic fumes, gases, or vapors from chemicals used in the hood