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A 4 ft Medical Clean Bench provides a slightly larger sterile workspace compared to its 3 ft counterpart, making it suitable for more extensive laboratory tasks.

Air Flow: Vertical flow
Available sizes: 4 ft
size: 1200×850×1500
Operating surface: One-sided
Internal height: 2 ft
Cleanbench Air Filter: ULPA Filter
Power Supply Configuration: 115V、20A North America、230V British (UK)、230V China/Australia、230V India、230V Schuko、230V 100V、 20A
Applicable area: USA Europe Malaysia Canada Middle East Indonesia
Customs code: 8421399090

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1 x S/S Step Over Bench Open One side (400x400x 800mm) - 6C
1 x Stainless Steel Waste Bin - Freestanding Ring
1 x S/S Table: No Shelf - No Upstand 1200X600mm
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4 ft Medical Clean bench-Single side

Choose your installation & validation options below

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Installation & Validation

Choose your upgrade options

1 x 6x3m Trunking for CR6

1 x 6x3m Flooring Kit for CR6

1 x S/S Step Over Bench Open One side (400x400x 800mm) - 6C

1 x Stainless Steel Waste Bin - Freestanding Ring

1 x S/S Table: No Shelf - No Upstand 1200X600mm

1 x Bimos Labsit 2 with castors - Blue

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Product Briefing

A 4 ft Medical Clean Bench provides a slightly larger sterile workspace compared to its 3 ft counterpart, making it suitable for more extensive laboratory tasks. Equipped with a HEPA filter, it ensures a laminar airflow that maintains a contaminant-free environment. .Here’s a detailed overview of its features, functions, and benefits:

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Applications

Microbiology: Ideal for working with cultures, cell lines, and other sensitive biological materials.
Pharmaceuticals: Used in the preparation and compounding of sterile medications.
Electronics: Suitable for assembling and handling sensitive electronic components that may be susceptible to dust or static.
Research: Provides a clean environment for various scientific experiments and procedures.

Models

Vertical Laminar Flow Clean Bench
Model	GDC-SPT-01	GDC-SPT-02	GDC-SPT-03
	3 ft	4ft	5ft
External size W×D×H(mm)	1000×850×1500	1200×850×1500	1500×850×1500
Internal Size W×D×H(mm)	960×600×600	1160×600×600	1460×600×600
HEPA Filter(mm)	905×585×69×1 Pcs	1105×585×69×1 Pcs	1405×585×69×1 Pcs
HEPA Filter Efficiency	99.95%@0.3μm	99.95%@0.3μm	99.95%@0.3μm
G4 Pre Filter(mm)	500×375×21×1 Pcs	500×375×21×1 Pcs	745×375×21×1 Pcs
Noise	52～62dB（A）	52～62dB（A）	52～62dB（A）
Fan Pressure	260pa	260pa	260pa
Fan Power (W)	200W×1 Pcs	200W×1 Pcs	200W×1 Pcs
LED Lamp Power(W)	12W×1 Pcs	18W×1 Pcs	30W×1 Pcs
Air Velocity(m/s)	0.45m/s±20%
Clean Level	ISO 5
Supply Power	AC 1N 220V/50Hz
Control System	4.3"touch screen,3 stage regulation,light,sterilization

Vertical Laminar Flow Clean Bench
Model	GDC-SPT-01	GDC-SPT-02	GDC-SPT-03
	3 ft	4ft	5ft
External size W×D×H(mm)	1000×850×1500	1200×850×1500	1500×850×1500
Internal Size W×D×H(mm)	960×600×600	1160×600×600	1460×600×600
HEPA Filter(mm)	905×585×69×1 Pcs	1105×585×69×1 Pcs	1405×585×69×1 Pcs
HEPA Filter Efficiency	99.95%@0.3μm	99.95%@0.3μm	99.95%@0.3μm
G4 Pre Filter(mm)	500×375×21×1 Pcs	500×375×21×1 Pcs	745×375×21×1 Pcs
Noise	52～62dB（A）	52～62dB（A）	52～62dB（A）
Fan Pressure	260pa	260pa	260pa
Fan Power (W)	200W×1 Pcs	200W×1 Pcs	200W×1 Pcs
LED Lamp Power(W)	12W×1 Pcs	18W×1 Pcs	30W×1 Pcs
Air Velocity(m/s)	0.45m/s±20%
Clean Level	ISO 5
Supply Power	AC 1N 220V/50Hz
Control System	4.3"touch screen,3 stage regulation,light,sterilization

Features

	High-Quality Construction Stainless steel worktop Spill-retaining design will ensure containment of accidental liquid spills
	Quiet Operation Comfortable low noise at 52 dBA Reduce fatigue and improve work concentration
	ULPA Filter 10x Filtration efficiency of HEPA filter Creates ISO Class 3 work zone instead of industry-standard ISO Class 5
	Energy-efficient Powered by latest generation DC ECM blower, that is more efficient than legacy ECM and VFD motors 70% Energy savings compared to AC motor Stable airflow, despite building voltage fluctuations & filter loading
	GDC™ Antimicrobial Powder Coating Eliminates 99.9% of surface bacteria within 24 hours of exposure

Principle

Air Intake: Ambient air is drawn into the cabinet through an intake grille.
Filtration: The air passes through a HEPA filter, removing 99.97% of particles ≥0.3 microns.
Laminar Airflow: Filtered air is directed vertically downward in a smooth, uninterrupted flow.
Clean Workspace: The downward airflow creates a contamination-free zone, protecting the work area and materials.
User Safety: The design minimizes exposure to airborne contaminants, enhancing operator safety.
Maintained Pressure: The cabinet maintains a slight negative pressure to prevent external contaminants from entering.
Consistent Environment: Provides a stable and sterile environment for sensitive applications.

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Accessories

Stainless Steel Orifice Tabletop
ULPA Ultra GX Filter
UV Germicidal Lamps
De-static equipment
Support Stand with Caster Wheels

FAQ

1. What is the difference between a vertical laminar flow cabinet and a clean booth?

A vertical laminar flow cabinet is a compact, enclosed workspace designed to provide a sterile environment by directing HEPA-filtered air vertically over the work surface. In contrast, a clean booth is a larger, flexible enclosure that provides a clean environment for entire rooms or large equipment. Clean booths can accommodate multiple workstations and are often used for larger-scale operations.

2. How to calibrate a vertical laminar flow cabinet?

To calibrate a vertical laminar flow cabinet, follow these steps:

Use an anemometer to measure airflow at various points on the work surface.
Adjust the blower speed to achieve the manufacturer's specified airflow rate.
Verify uniform airflow across the entire work surface.

Regular calibration ensures the cabinet maintains optimal performance and a sterile environment.

3. How to troubleshoot airflow issues in a vertical laminar flow cabinet?

To troubleshoot airflow issues in a vertical laminar flow cabinet, start by checking the power supply and ensuring the unit is properly connected. Next, inspect the HEPA filters for any clogs or damage. If the filters are dirty or blocked, replace them. Additionally, measure the airflow with an anemometer to ensure it meets the manufacturer's specifications. If problems persist, contact technical support for further assistance.

4. What are the advantages of a vertical laminar flow cabinet over other types?

Vertical laminar flow cabinets offer several advantages over other types of cabinets. They provide a downward flow of clean air, which helps to minimize cross-contamination and protect sensitive materials. These cabinets are also space-efficient and can be easily integrated into various laboratory settings. Additionally, they offer ergonomic design features that improve user comfort and efficiency.

5. What are the latest innovations in medical clean benches?

Recent innovations in medical clean benches include the integration of advanced filtration technologies, such as ULPA filters, which provide even higher levels of air purity. Additionally, smart control systems with digital displays and remote monitoring capabilities are becoming more common. Some models now feature UV-C lighting for enhanced sterilization and antimicrobial surfaces to further reduce contamination risks.

6. Can a vertical laminar flow cabinet be used for tissue culture?

Yes, a vertical laminar flow cabinet can be used for tissue culture. The sterile environment provided by the downward laminar airflow helps prevent contamination of tissue samples, ensuring the integrity of the culture process. This makes it an ideal choice for various tissue culture applications.

7. What is the impact of room conditions on a medical clean bench?

Room conditions, such as temperature, humidity, and air quality, can significantly impact the performance of a medical clean bench. High humidity levels can affect the efficiency of HEPA filters, while temperature fluctuations can influence airflow patterns. Clean room conditions help maintain the sterility of the work environment and prolong the lifespan of the clean bench.

8. What are the features of a good medical clean bench?

A good medical clean bench should have several key features:

High-efficiency HEPA or ULPA filters
Uniform airflow distribution
Ergonomic design
Easy-to-clean surfaces
Reliable performance monitoring systems

These features ensure a sterile work environment and user comfort.

9. How to set up a vertical laminar flow cabinet for optimal use?

To set up a vertical laminar flow cabinet for optimal use, place it in a clean, well-ventilated area away from high-traffic zones and sources of contamination. Ensure the work surface is level and free of obstructions. Calibrate the airflow to meet the manufacturer's specifications and regularly check the condition of the HEPA filters. Proper setup enhances the cabinet's performance and longevity.

10. How to increase the lifespan of a vertical laminar flow cabinet?

To increase the lifespan of a vertical laminar flow cabinet, perform regular maintenance such as cleaning the surfaces, replacing HEPA filters as recommended, and checking the airflow. Additionally, avoid placing heavy objects on the work surface and ensure the cabinet is used in a controlled environment. Proper care and maintenance can significantly extend the cabinet's operational life.

11. What are the power requirements for a vertical laminar flow cabinet?

The power requirements for a vertical laminar flow cabinet typically include a standard electrical outlet providing 110-120V or 220-240V, depending on the model and manufacturer. Ensure the cabinet is connected to a stable power supply to maintain consistent performance. Always refer to the manufacturer's specifications for exact power requirements.

12. How to replace the pre-filter in a vertical laminar flow cabinet?

To replace the pre-filter in a vertical laminar flow cabinet, first turn off the unit and unplug it. Locate the pre-filter, usually positioned at the air intake. Remove the old filter and dispose of it properly. Install the new pre-filter, ensuring it fits securely. Finally, plug in the unit and turn it on to verify proper airflow.

13. What is the difference between a clean bench and a biosafety cabinet?

A clean bench provides a sterile environment by directing HEPA-filtered air over the workspace, protecting the sample but not the user. In contrast, a biosafety cabinet offers both sample and user protection by containing and filtering contaminated air, preventing exposure to hazardous materials. The choice depends on the specific safety requirements of the laboratory tasks.

14. What is the role of UV light in a vertical laminar flow cabinet?

UV light in a vertical laminar flow cabinet serves as an additional sterilization method. It helps to eliminate any residual microorganisms on the work surface and in the air, enhancing the sterile environment. However, UV light should be used with caution and proper safety measures to prevent exposure to harmful UV radiation.

15. How to upgrade an existing vertical laminar flow cabinet?

Upgrading an existing vertical laminar flow cabinet can involve several steps:

Replace HEPA filters with higher efficiency ULPA filters.
Install a digital airflow monitoring system.
Add UV-C lighting for enhanced sterilization.
Upgrade to antimicrobial surfaces.

These upgrades can improve the cabinet's performance and provide a more sterile working environment.

16. What are the common contaminants in a medical clean bench?

Common contaminants in a medical clean bench include dust particles, microorganisms such as bacteria and fungi, and chemical residues. Regular cleaning, proper maintenance, and the use of HEPA filters help to minimize these contaminants and maintain a sterile environment for laboratory work.

17. Can a vertical laminar flow cabinet be used for vaccine production?

Yes, a vertical laminar flow cabinet can be used for vaccine production. The sterile environment provided by the downward laminar airflow is ideal for preventing contamination during the preparation and handling of vaccines, ensuring the integrity and safety of the final product.

18. How to perform a risk assessment for using a medical clean bench?

Performing a risk assessment for using a medical clean bench involves identifying potential hazards, evaluating the likelihood and severity of these hazards, and implementing control measures to mitigate risks. Consider factors such as the type of work being performed, the materials used, and the environment. Regular reviews and updates to the risk assessment ensure ongoing safety.