PP fume hoods are a kind of safety equipment designed for laboratories to deal with hazardous odorous gases, stinky gases, humid gases and corrosive substances, in order to protect the safety of experimental personnel and to prevent the contaminated substances in the experiment from spreading to the laboratory. The following are the main features and introduction of PP fume hood:
1, Material: The cabinet of PP fume hood is usually made of porcelain-white PP board seamlessly welded and molded, with a thickness of 8mm, which has good resistance to strong acid and alkali, impact resistance, corrosion resistance and never rust.
2, Countertop: There are various choices of countertop, including solid core physicochemical board, PP board, ceramic board, etc., which are selected according to the specific needs of the laboratory.
3, Design: left and right side panels, front panel tilted inward at an angle of 30 ° angle design, front panel and left and right side panels seamlessly welded molding, easy to operate. The cabinet can be equipped with optional water and gas faucets, sinks and control valves.
4, liner: liner made of 8mm thick PP board, one-piece welding process, excellent airtightness between the liner; deflector plate with three-stage exhaust design to ensure that harmful gases are completely discharged.
5, Windows: Windows are made of 5mm thick tempered glass, safe and explosion-proof. The frames around the window and the sliding rails on the left and right sides of the adjustable door are made of PVC and molded.
6, control panel: equipped with a control panel, cabinet lighting system, circuit system, air volume adjustment system can be operated in the control panel.
7, electrical equipment: usually equipped with laboratory-specific multifunctional sockets, with dust-proof, acid and alkali resistant, waterproof design.
8, Dimensions: External and internal dimensions will vary according to different models and can be customized according to needs.
9, Application: PP fume hoods are suitable for many fields such as electronic industry, chemical industry, electroplating industry, food industry, etc., especially in environments where acid and alkali resistant solutions are required.