by LabGuard | Nov 22, 2022 | Fume Hood
To begin with, let’s refresh the difference between the two types of fume hoods. A ducted fume hood has the contaminants collected and thrown out of the lab area through ductwork, a blower, and maybe a scrubber. That means it releases contaminants outside of the lab...
by LabGuard | Oct 31, 2022 | Lab Designer, Lab Essentials
As Lab spaces are changing continuously to keep pace with changing requirements and times, the term ‘Flexible Lab Design’ is often heard. It would be prudent therefore to get conversant with this concept. Any new concept catches attention and merits discussions....
by LabGuard | Oct 18, 2022 | Fume Hood
Understanding the Role of a Fume Hood in Chemistry Labs A fume hood is one of the most critical pieces of equipment in a chemistry laboratory. It serves a dual purpose — as a facilitation tool that enables complex experiments and as a safety device that protects...
by LabGuard | Sep 22, 2022 | Storage Cabinet
Several types of chemicals are expected to be stored in a laboratory. Those chemicals need proper storage logic and safety. Chemicals by themselves pose independent hazards; if noncompatible ones interact with each other, the hazards are many folds higher. Before...
by LabGuard | Aug 4, 2022 | Fume Hood, Lab Essentials
The primary function of a fume hood(s) is to gather contaminated air and thereafter contain, dilute, and discharge chemical contaminants safely. A blower is used to pull the contaminated air out through the fume hood and the ducting system. Two important parameters...
