Discover effortless containment with our Fume Hood range, perfect for low-volume applications. The Fume Cupboard Company offers a mobile and energy-efficient alternative to fixed ducted models.
Effortless Setup & Superior Performance: Introducing Our Ductless Fume Cupboard Range
Our recirculating fume cupboard range features modern filtration and intuitive touch-screen technology. Experience seamless interaction and superior performance with our innovative units. Elevate your workspace with our mobile and efficient range of fume hoods.
Experience seamless setup with our ductless fume cupboards, eliminating overhead costs and hassle. Designed for low-volume chemical applications, our high-quality units offer cost-effective fume extraction. Enjoy portability for easy access to restricted areas and effortless cabinet repositioning. Say goodbye to the specialist installation engineers with our practical plug-and-play solution. Trust The Fume Cupboard Company for top-tier chemical containment and airflow technology, ensuring unmatched performance.
No Ducting Required
Internal filters remove the need for expensive PVC ductwork and planning permission.
BS EN 14175
Our fume cupboards meet BS EN 14175 certification, guaranteeing safety standards compliance. Automated alarms provide added safety measures, ensuring peace of mind in your workspace.
Delivery & Installation
From design of the project to final testing and sign off, we can help you achieve the perfect solution.
Your Choice Of Filters
Carbon, HEPA, or ULPA filters cater to a wide variety of scientific applications & processes.
Elevate Your Workspace with Customized Ductless Solutions
Elevate your workspace with our customised ductless solutions, meticulously tailored to your specifications. At The Fume Cupboard Company, our designers excel in adjusting dimensions, materials, taps, filters, and storage to craft the ideal product for you. No challenge is too daunting for our experienced team. Contact us today to bring your vision to fruition and revolutionise your laboratory environment.
Elevate your laboratory safety with our Circulaire® fume hoods, designed for optimal performance and certified quality. Our extensive selection of options and accessories allows you to customize functionality to meet your specific needs.
Experience superior protection with our Circulaire® filtered fume cupboards, which utilize extra-large capacity Activated Carbon filters for fume removal and HEPA filters for particulate removal. These filters are up to 30% larger and significantly deeper than those in competing fume cupboards, ensuring more efficient and effective fume extraction.
Ensuring Safety and Compliance: Explore Our Fume Hood Solutions.
Our professional-quality fume hoods comply with the latest technical and safety regulations, featuring durable and chemically resistant cabinet frames and work surfaces. Accessing and changing the Air Science filter assembly is hassle-free, with a unique clamping design that eliminates bypass leakage outside the cabinet. Trust in Air Science for reliable and efficient fume hood solutions tailored to your laboratory needs.
Choose from a selection of 4 standard product sizes and constructed from either Stainless Steel, Polypropylene or PVC.
These fume hoods are designed for reliability, with internal systems isolated from fumes to extend product life.Â
Maximizing Control and Safety: Elevate Your Fume Hood with Advanced Controller Options
The Visionaire® Touchscreen Control Interface technology built into our Recirculating Fume Cupboards allows the highest level of operator monitoring and control of product operation.
Automatic Eco Mode: After a period of operator inactivity, power output is reduced, lighting and display are deactivated, and fan speed is lowered to 50%.
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Ductless Fume Cupboards FAQ
What Is A Ductless Fume Cupboard?
A ductless fume cupboard is a laboratory containment device that recirculates air through internal filtration systems instead of venting it outside. It draws in hazardous fumes, vapors, or gases, filters them through various stages, including HEPA and activated carbon filters, and releases purified air back into the environment. Ductless fume cupboards offer flexibility in placement, cost-effectiveness, and energy efficiency but may have limitations in handling certain substances and require regular filter maintenance.
How Does A Ductless Fume Cupboard Work?
A ductless fume cupboard draws in hazardous fumes through a front opening or sash. Inside, the air passes through a series of filters, including pre-filters, HEPA filters, and activated carbon filters. These filters remove particulates, microorganisms, and chemical vapors, purifying the air before recirculating it back into the laboratory environment. Regular filter maintenance is essential for continued safety and effectiveness.
What Type Of Filter Do I Need In My Ductless Fume Cupboard?
In a ductless fume cupboard, you typically need a combination of filters to effectively remove hazardous substances. Pre-filters capture larger particles and prolong the lifespan of subsequent filters. HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filters trap small particles and microorganisms, ensuring clean air release. Activated carbon filters adsorb chemical vapors and odors, enhancing safety. Depending on the specific applications and contaminants, additional specialty filters like molecular sieves or gas-phase filters may be necessary. Regular monitoring and replacement of filters are crucial to maintain the fume cupboard’s effectiveness and safety standards. Always consult with a qualified professional to determine the appropriate filter configuration for your specific needs.
What’s The Difference Between A Ductless and Ducted Fume Cupboard?
A ductless fume cupboard recirculates air through internal filters, while a ducted fume cupboard exhausts air outside via ductwork. Ductless systems are flexible in placement, cost-effective, and energy-efficient but have limitations in handling certain substances and require regular filter maintenance. Ducted systems require ductwork installation and ongoing maintenance but offer higher containment capacities and are suitable for a wider range of applications. Ductless fume cupboards are ideal for small-scale operations or where ductwork is impractical, while ducted systems are commonly used in larger laboratories or industrial settings where higher containment levels are required. Choosing between them depends on factors such as space availability, budget, and the types of substances being handled.
