The BYKG-XII is a hood designed for the preparation of samples under negative pressure conditions in the working area to protect the operator and the samples from contamination. Constructed from cold-rolled steel with an anti-bacteria powder coating.
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Key Features
Negative pressure environment in work area to protect operator and samples
Cold-rolled steel construction with anti-bacteria powder coating
438L internal capacity
LED display
Active carbon filter and HEPA filter
Acrylic front window (manual opening and closing): 660 mm opening
Airflow velocity range from 0.3 m/s - 0.8 m/s
Product Description
The BYKG-XII is a hood designed for the preparation of samples under negative pressure conditions in the working area to protect the operator and the samples from contamination. It is constructed from cold-rolled steel with an anti-bacteria powder coating and has a 438L internal capacity. It has an LED display to control the airflow velocity from 0.3 m/s - 0.8 m/s.
Excellent visualisation of the working area of the BYKG-XII is through a manually operated acrylic front window. Air filtration is achieved by an active carbon filter and HEPA filter.
Specifications
Manufacturer
Biobase
Model number
BYKG-XII
External size (W x D x H)
1200 mm x 620 mm x 1150 mm
Internal size (W x D x H)
1140 mm x 550 mm x 700 mm
Display
LED
Airflow velocity
≥ 0.3 m/s - 0.8 m/s
Construction material
Main body | Cold-rolled steel with anti-bacteria powder coating Work table | Solid physicochemical steel base
Pre-filter
Active carbon filter
Filter
HEPA filter
Noise
≤ 60 dB
Front window
Acrylic | Manual opening and closing
Maximum opening
660 mm
LED lamp
2 x 12W
UV lamp
1 x 15W | Emission: 253.7 nm
Power consumption
400W
Electrical requirements
220 VAC±10% | 50/60Hz
Standard accessories
Active carbon filter | HEPA filter | LED lamp x 1 | 4 m PVC exhaust duct (250 mm diameter)
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Key Features
Negative pressure environment in work area to protect operator and samples
Cold-rolled steel construction with anti-bacteria powder coating
438L internal capacity
LED display
Active carbon filter and HEPA filter
Acrylic front window (manual opening and closing): 660 mm opening
Airflow velocity range from 0.3 m/s - 0.8 m/s
Product Description
The BYKG-XII is a hood designed for the preparation of samples under negative pressure conditions in the working area to protect the operator and the samples from contamination. It is constructed from cold-rolled steel with an anti-bacteria powder coating and has a 438L internal capacity. It has an LED display to control the airflow velocity from 0.3 m/s - 0.8 m/s.
Excellent visualisation of the working area of the BYKG-XII is through a manually operated acrylic front window. Air filtration is achieved by an active carbon filter and HEPA filter.
Specifications
Manufacturer
Biobase
Model number
BYKG-XII
External size (W x D x H)
1200 mm x 620 mm x 1150 mm
Internal size (W x D x H)
1140 mm x 550 mm x 700 mm
Display
LED
Airflow velocity
≥ 0.3 m/s - 0.8 m/s
Construction material
Main body | Cold-rolled steel with anti-bacteria powder coating Work table | Solid physicochemical steel base
Pre-filter
Active carbon filter
Filter
HEPA filter
Noise
≤ 60 dB
Front window
Acrylic | Manual opening and closing
Maximum opening
660 mm
LED lamp
2 x 12W
UV lamp
1 x 15W | Emission: 253.7 nm
Power consumption
400W
Electrical requirements
220 VAC±10% | 50/60Hz
Standard accessories
Active carbon filter | HEPA filter | LED lamp x 1 | 4 m PVC exhaust duct (250 mm diameter)
Customers: Universities of Sydney, Melbourne and Queensland, Monash University, QUT, CSIRO
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Established:
2014
Employees:
1-5
Customers:
Universities of Sydney, Melbourne and Queensland, Monash University, QUT, CSIRO