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This fume hood is designed for radioisotope work

This company’s Uniflow Radioisotope Fume Hood (photo) is engineered to meet the strict requirements for laboratory work involving radiochemicals. With safety at the forefront, the fume hood is constructed with a welded one-piece seamless type 304 stainless-steel interior fume chamber with all corners coved for easy cleaning. The work surface is welded to the fume chamber liner and is reinforced to support weight loads associated with isotope work, such as lead barriers and equipment. LED lighting and vertical-slide tempered-glass sash are standard features. These fume hoods are offered in 48-, 60- and 72-in. widths, and can be outfitted with a wide selection of accessories, including service fixtures, electrical service options, cabinets/tables and suitable exhaust blowers to safely remove hazardous fumes or particulates. — HEMCO Corp., Independence, Mo.

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