Clean Environments sends tech to the Arctic Circle

Ice samples will be protected using Vertical Laminar Flow Hood

Clean Environments sends tech to the Arctic Circle

Clean Environments have sent their technology to Greenland to aid a team conducting research there.

The scientists from the Institute for Climate and Atmospheric Science at Leeds University are conducting an 18-month research programme on the Greenland ice sheet.

The team will be sampling the ice sheet throughout their time there and as particulate contamination is a major concern the company have shipped out one its Clean Hoods to the summit station, more than 72 degrees north.

Handling of samples and experiments will be carried out in a Vertical Laminar Flow Hood (Clean Environments CH1200V) to exclude particulate contaminants to them.

Clean Tent’s CT1200 Laminar Flow Booth

Clean Tent’s CT1200 Laminar Flow Booth

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