icon.article.dark Industry news Laminar downflow booth Do you choose a perforated or a solid work surface for your laminar flow cabinet? When fitting out a microbiological laminar flow cabinet, the choice between a solid and a perforated work surface is a practical question that comes up regularly. Both versions offer operator safety, but they behave differently with regard to the airflow. Lees meer icon.arrow--dark
icon.article.dark Industry news Laminar downflow booth Tips and tricks for working safely in a laminar flow cabinet Working safely in a laminar flow cabinet is essential. Yet you don’t think about it all the time. The right working methods are crucial, however, for optimal protection of yourself, your product and your surroundings. That’s why we’re quickly revisiting Lees meer icon.arrow--dark
icon.article.dark Article Laminar downflow booth ‘Safety enclosures for automated laboratory processes: that is the trend’ The major trend in laboratory safety in pharma and life sciences over the coming years is the contamination-free operation of large laboratory instruments and analysers inside dedicated biological safety cabinets. According to managing director Diko Strietman of The Baker Company, these ‘safety enclosures’ are increasingly being applied for pipetting robots, flow cytometers and other robotics and automated processes, among others. “A large instrument generally does not fit inside an ordinary biological safety cabinet. That is why we develop more spacious, specially designed solutions to safeguard exposure risks.” Lees meer icon.arrow--dark