Mystaire Misonix offers Aura ESD ductless chemical fume hoods

Published: 31-Jul-2013
Containment Manufacturing

Protect users against exposure to toxic fumes and prevent static build-up and discharge

Mystaire Misonix, a US supplier of containment equipment, has released a range of Aura ESD ductless chemical fume hoods for electrostatic-sensitive applications. The firm has combined Aura’s user protection against toxic fume exposure with electrostatic dissipative features to prevent static build-up and discharge.

Each Aura ductless fume hood is fitted with advanced safety monitoring and controls. The EverSafe II microprocessor safety controller monitors and adjusts fume hood face velocity to the user preset value, keeping the Aura face velocity suitable for the containment of potentially toxic gases and vapours.

A Filtrak positive filter sealing system is installed in each Aura ductless hood. This cam-driven filter sealing system has a built-in filter position indicator and alerts the user if the filtration bed is not properly sealed. The company says the Filtrak provides safe and easy filter maintenance and replacement.

Aura ductless fume hoods are available in 30, 42 and 54in widths.

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