World Invent Scientific Technology Private Limited

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WST-BIO SAFETY CABINET

A Class II biological safety cabinet (BSC) is a ventilated containment device found in laboratories around the world. BSCs are used in many applications, including cell culture, pharmaceutical, clinical and microbiological work. Due to the critical nature accomplished inside these commonly used laboratory products, BSCs are regulated through rigorous standards and compliance. Engineered controls are built into the design of BSCs providing protection to the operator, product and environment

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WIST Laminar airflow (LAF) is a controlled airflow used in various industries, particularly in cleanrooms, laboratories, and medical facilities, to minimize contamination and maintain a sterile environment. Here's a description of laminar airflow systems: Directionality: Laminar airflow systems produce a unidirectional, uniform airflow in a parallel stream with minimal turbulence. The air moves in smooth, straight paths, typically from a high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) or ultra-low penetration air (ULPA) filter down towards the work surface or area of interest. Filtration: The primary component of a laminar airflow system is the HEPA or ULPA filter. These filters remove airborne particles and microorganisms, such as dust, bacteria, and viruses, down to a specified size (usually 0.3 micrometers or smaller) with a high efficiency (typically 99.99% or higher). Sterile Environment: Laminar airflow creates a sterile or near-sterile environment by continuously filtering the air and removing contaminants. This is crucial in environments where contamination can compromise processes or experiments, such as in pharmaceutical manufacturing, electronics assembly, or medical procedures. Types of Laminar Flow: There are two main types of laminar airflow: Horizontal Laminar Flow: Air flows horizontally across the workspace, parallel to the floor. This setup is commonly used in laboratories and cleanrooms where products or samples need protection from contamination. Vertical Laminar Flow: Air flows vertically from the ceiling down to the floor. Vertical laminar airflow is often utilized in clean benches, biological safety cabinets, and operating rooms to create a sterile working area around the work surface. Applications: Laminar airflow systems find applications in a wide range of industries, including pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology, microbiology, semiconductor fabrication, hospitals, and surgical theaters. They are used whenever a controlled, sterile environment is necessary to protect sensitive materials, equipment, or processes. Control and Monitoring: Laminar airflow systems typically incorporate controls for adjusting airflow velocity and monitoring parameters such as air velocity, temperature, and pressure. This ensures that the airflow remains within specified parameters to maintain the desired level of cleanliness. Work Area Protection: Laminar airflow protects the work area by preventing airborne contaminants from entering or coming into contact with sensitive materials, samples, or equipment. This is essential for maintaining product quality, preventing cross-contamination, and ensuring the safety of personnel. Maintenance: Regular maintenance and filter replacement are essential to ensure the effectiveness of laminar airflow systems. Filters should be inspected and replaced according to a maintenance schedule to maintain the desired level of cleanliness and efficiency.