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Adaptable laboratory furniture, such as the Infinity Bench System, has become the preferred choice for modern labs that demand performance, safety, and scalability.

In laboratories and manufacturing environments, a fume hood is designed to protect the product being produced, the personnel working in the environment, or both. 

When it comes to safely operating fume hoods, there are a number of factors that relate to the user, the environment, and how and where the fume hood is installed.

Fume hoods can remove chemical vapors, dust, gas, mist, or aerosols that may be harmful to workers or otherwise contaminate the lab environment.

Lab fume hoods are a critical piece of any safe laboratory operation and are often the primary control device when it comes to keeping laboratory personnel safe when working with toxic or flammable chemicals.

The shift from the traditional, rigid lab design, to one that more closely resembles how we work in the 21st century has been a long time coming. 

Laboratory cabinets make up for a large portion of the capital investment that is made for research and educational facilities and should be carefully considered.

Fume hood safety and providing guidance on how to properly operate laboratory hoods are a daily conversation for us with our customers

Fume hoods are an essential part of any cannabis lab or facility. Reliable, professional ventilation is required during the extraction process to remove any harmful fumes.

Whether you’re teaching chemistry in high school or conducting advanced experiments at a university, fume hoods are necessary to protect against harmful gases.

Operating a laboratory fume hood safely involves meeting industry standards, testing the fume hood, following safety protocols during use, and performing proper maintenance.