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January 2001
EXTRA LARGE FUME CUPBOARDS!
The Labconco Protector® XL range now at
GRI
Labconco's Protector® XL fume cupboards are now available
from GRI Contract Services. Obtainable in both bench-top and walk-in
designs, the widths of these spacious cabinets range from 1200mm -
for the bench top model and 2400mm for the walk-in model - to
an amazing 5.0 metres. Deep interiors of up to 915mm, in addition,
allow plenty of space for the manipulation and storage of equipment.
Providing safe, reliable fume removal, the Protector® XL
fume cupboards feature a by-pass airflow design that ensures relatively
stable face velocities. An aerodynamic sash foil, in addition,
directs a smooth flow of air into the hood cavity with minimum
turbulence.
Designed for durability and easy maintenance all Protector®
XL models feature dry-powder, epoxy coated steel exteriors and
chemical resistant moulded interior composite panel liners. These
liners, which restrict the spread of flames in the case of fire,
have the added benefit that their white surfaces reflect the light
for a bright interior.
The cabinets incorporate pre-wired fluorescent lights, which
are located outside the hood interior to avoid corrosion. Front
and side panels can be easily removed for lamp replacement and
enable convenient access to wiring, plumbing and sash weights
for maintenance checks.
Large sash openings provide outstanding access and viewing. Bench
top models feature horizontal sliding glass sashes with 760mm
high openings while those of the walk-in hoods move horizontally
and are 1760mm in height. An anti-racking mechanism guarantees
smooth operation.
The fume cupboards can accommodate up to eight service outlets
for gas, air, water and vacuum - four on each side. These have
remote controls so that they can be used at all times - whatever
the sash position.
A number of options are additionally available should users wish
to customise fume cupboards to their own specific requirements
- these include, for example, the availability of a variety of
corrosion resistant materials as panel liners, explosion-proof
lighting, digital airflow monitors and a tissue screen to prevent
paper towels from entering the exhaust system.
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