Laminar Air Flow
Laminar airflow is used to separate volumes of air, or prevent airborne contaminants from entering an area. Laminar flow hoods are used to exclude contaminants from sensitive processes in science, electronics and medicine.
The working principle of the laminar flow hood: after the air passes through the high-efficiency filter at a certain wind speed, a uniform flow layer is formed, so that the clean air flows in a vertical one-way, thus ensuring the high cleanliness required by the process in the working area.
List of Laminar Air Flow
Horizontal Laminar Air Flow
As their name indicates, horizontal laminar flow hoods direct air horizontally. Air is pushed through a HEPA or ULPA fil... Continue
Vertical Laminar Air Flow
Laminar airflow is air that constantly moves at the same speed in the same direction. In cleanrooms, a vertical laminar ... Continue