Laboratory fume hoods are designed to protect the worker by containing and exhausting harmful or toxic fumes, gases, or vapors from chemicals used in the hood

Layout of the laboratory and location of the chemical fume hood are both very important for optimum performance and minimal interference. Avoid placing fume hoods near doorways or exits. Ten feet from any door or exit is recommended by the National Fire Protection Association. 2 This is to prevent a fire or chemical release from blocking the exit.

Also, to the extent possible, locate fume hoods away from high-traffic areas, air supply diffusers, doors, and windows. Any area that produces air currents or potential turbulence could affect the ability of the hood to capture and exhaust contaminants as designed.

We see your laboratories as a critical component of your enterprise for deepening your enterprise’s specialty in its field by seizing the product and quality advantages and for increasing its reputation in today’s harshly competitive business environment.

We want to help you move towards the success you deserve in the future with laboratory that notes your enterprise’s special needs, prioritizes the safety of your employees, with laboratory benches laid out according to the scope of your work and with a flawless technical infrastructure.