FUME Hoods

Fume Hoods provide safe air quality solutions for students, researchers, scientists, and employees in laboratory facilities for schools, universities, government, biopharma, and more. They are the first line of defense against airborne contaminants in the lab environment. A chemical laboratory fume hood keeps harmful fumes from escaping into workspaces by providing localized filtration and ventilation. At H2I Group, we offer laboratory furniture and fume hoods that provide the perfect solution for your laboratory’s operational and air quality needs.

OUR LABORATORY FUME HOOD EQUIPMENT

We offer a wide variety of fume hoods from top manufacturers, including ducted and ductless models to accommodate your space and installation requirements. The main difference between a ducted and a non-ducted laboratory fume hood lies in how they handle the air and contaminants generated during laboratory procedures. Both types of fume hoods are designed to protect lab workers from harmful fumes, vapors, or particles that may be produced while working with hazardous substances. A ducted lab fume hood is a more traditional and common type of fume hood you see in laboratories. It is connected to an exhaust system through a ventilation duct that directs the contaminated air outside of the building. A non-ducted lab fume hood utilizes filtration systems to purify the air before recirculating it back into the laboratory.

THE RIGHT FUME HOOD fOR YOUR SPACE

Our extensive experience includes testing, certification, and chemical assessments to ensure your facility has the right equipment for handling chemicals safely. At H2I Group, we have developed strong relationships with multiple manufacturers and vendors to ensure you get the right fume hood for your space depending on your budget, location, and specifications.

OUR RANGE OF FUME HOODS INCLUDE:
  • Chemical Fume Hoods: These specialized fume hoods are designed to handle a wide range of chemicals, ensuring safe containment and ventilation during chemical experiments and procedures. Fume hoods for chemistry labs can be both ducted and ductless depending on the specific requirements of the laboratory and the nature of the chemicals being handled.
  • Ducted Fume Hoods: These are the most traditional type of fume hood. They are connected to an exhaust system that removes hazardous fumes and released them safely outside of the building. Ducted fume hoods provide excellent containment but require infrastructure for exhaust ducting.
  • Ductless (Filtered) Fume Hoods: Ductless fume hoods utilize filtration technology to capture and remove contaminants before returning the purified air back to the lab environment. They are useful in situations where ducting is not feasible or where energy conservation is a priority. They require maintenance and filter replacement.
  • Floor Mounted Fume Hoods: Versatile containment solutions anchored to the laboratory floor, providing efficient ventilation and flexibility in terms of workspace. They can accommodate a wide range of laboratory activities.
  • Benchtop Fume Hoods: These compact fume hoods are installed directly onto laboratory benches or countertops. They are ideal for smaller laboratory spaces, offering efficient containment and ventilation for a variety of applications.
  • Stainless Steel Fume Hoods: Built for durability and resistance to corrosive materials, stainless steel fume hoods are suitable for demanding lab environments where harsh chemicals are handled to ensure longevity and safety.
  • Specialty Fume Hoods:
    • Perchloric Acid Fume Hoods: Specifically designed for handling perchloric acid, these hoods provide specialized protection.
    • Acid Digestion Fume Hoods: Ideal for laboratories working with acid digestion processes, these hoods offer tailored containment.
    • Radioisotope Fume Hoods: Ensuring safe handling of radioactive materials, these hoods are engineered for radiation protection.
ENSURING a CONTROLLED & SAFE ENVIRONMENT fOR LAB WORK

Lab fume hoods play a critical role in ensuring the safety of lab users and maintaining a healthy working environment. They safeguard lab personnel, minimize the risks associated with handling hazardous materials, and contribute to overall lab safety, compliance, and productivity. It is essential to use and maintain lab fume hoods correctly to ensure their effectiveness in providing a safe working environment for everyone involved in laboratory operations.

CONTACT US fOR LABORATORY FUME HOODS

To discover how our different lab and classroom fume hoods can enhance the lab operations in your facility, contact us today.

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