Enclosures offer protection during powder weighing.
Press Release Summary:
Incorporating turbulent free design for smooth transition of airflow, Balance Enclosures exceed OSHA, ANSI, and relevant international standards for Vented Enclosures designed to handle Potent Compounds with toxicity levels of Class 1, 2, and 3. Units are constructed of PVC and acrylic with epoxy resin work surfaces. Available in 6 models from 24 x 23 to 48 x 23 in. with choice of 19.5 or 30 in. height, enclosures are also suited for microscopes and robotic equipment.
Original Press Release:
Filtration and Contamination Control Equipment
New Balance Enclosures
Air Science USA has introduced a NEW line of Balance Enclosures designed for precision containment/operator protection when compounding and powder weighing.
These units exceed OSHA, ANSI and all relevant international standards for Vented Enclosures designed to handle Potent Compounds with toxicity levels of Class 1, 2 and 3.
These Vented Enclosures incorporate the Air Science turbulent free design that provides a smooth transition of airflow into the enclosure. This design results in turbulent free airflow patterns.
In addition to balances, these enclosures are also ideal for microscopes and robotic equipment.
These new enclosures are constructed of PVC and Acrylic with Epoxy Resin work surfaces. Six models are available from 24" x 23" to 48" x 23" with a choice of 19.5" or 30" height.
For additional information on Balance Enclosures, call, visit the website, or email Air Science.
North American Inquires Contact:
Air Science USA
PO Box 62296
Fort Myers, Florida 33906 USA
Toll Free: 800-306-0656
Phone: 239-489-0024
Fax: 800-306-0677
E-mail: info@air-science.com
Web: www.air-science.com
Client Contact:
Chris Vinton - chris@air-science.com
International Inquires Contact:
Air Science Technologies Limited
Suite 10, Jubilee House.
Altcar Road, Formby
Liverpool. L37 8DL
United Kingdom
Phone: +44(0)1704 833338
Fax: +44(0)1704 833500
E-mail: info@airscienceuk.com
Web: www.airscienceuk.com
Client Contact: John Haugh
