Advanced Safety Overview A Biological Safety Cabinet (BSC) is an indispensable ventilated laboratory workspace for safely handling materials contaminated with pathogens. Its primary purpose is to protect the laboratory worker and the surrounding environment from infectious agents and to ensure the sterility of the products being handled. Utilizing high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters, our cabinets ensure that both the inflow and exhaust air are scrubbed of 99.97% of particles, providing a controlled BSL-1, BSL-2, or BSL-3 environment. Our Class II Type A2 cabinets are the most common choice in clinical and research laboratories. They utilize a laminar airflow pattern that prevents cross-contamination between samples. While these cabinets are vital for cell culture and microbiology, they are often used alongside precision imaging tools. For instance, documenting results often requires a high-quality Labomed LX-500 Trinocular or an Olympus CX-43 System located just outside the sterile zone. Whether you are working with hazardous viral strains or delicate pharmaceutical compounds, the structural integrity of our stainless-steel interiors and ergonomically angled sashes offer a fatigue-free and safe working experience. Standard Specs ✅ HEPA Filter Efficiency: 99.995% ✅ Airflow System: 70% Recirculation ✅ Material: 304 Stainless Steel ✅ UV Lamp: 253.7nm Decontamination ✅ Noise Level: < 65 dB(A) ✅ Sash: 10° Sloped Tempered Glass Primary Uses Pathology Labs Cell Culture Research Pharmaceutical Prep Virology Diagnostics Related Laboratory Equipment & Microscopes • Olympus CX-23 Binocular• Olympus CX-23 Trino• Olympus CX-33 System• Olympus CX-43 Series• CX-43 Phase Contrast• Magnus CH20i Bino• Magnus CH20i-TR • Labomed Vision 2000• LX-200 Binocular LED• LX-200 Trinocular LED• LX-300 Trinocular• LX-400 Binocular LED• LX-400 Trinocular LED• LX-500 Bino Series Biological Safety FAQ Q1: What is the difference between Class I and Class II BSC? A: Class I only protects the user. Class II protects the user, the environment, AND the product/sample using laminar airflow. Q2: How often should HEPA filters be certified? A: It is recommended to certify and validate your BSC every 6 to 12 months for optimal safety and performance. Q3: Can I use a Bunsen burner inside the cabinet? A: No, open flames disrupt the laminar airflow and can damage the HEPA filter. Use electric sterilizers instead. Q4: What are the keywords for this product category? A: Keywords include: Class II BSC, HEPA Filter Cabinet, Sterile Lab Workspace, Bio-Containment Unit, and Microbiology Safety Hood. Global Supply Regions: USA | United Kingdom | Germany | Saudi Arabia | UAE | Singapore | Australia | Canada | India | Malaysia | South Africa | Brazil | Qatar | Oman | France | Italy