Model HUYAir VLF-700 | Clean Bench With Vertical Laminar Flow

FEATURES

Clean Bench With Vertical Laminar Flow – HUYAir VLF is designed to protect products, samples, and equipment from contaminants, ensuring a sterile working environment
Cabinet structure: 2 layers, both the interior and exterior made of electrogalvanized steel coating by powder resistant chemical, UV, and bacteria.
Side walls and sash made of UV-resistant tempered glass, sliding sash, and counterweights.
EBMpapst motor from Germany ensures energy savings.
Work zone: ISO class 5
HEPA (H14) or ULPA (U15) filters from Camfil (Sweden) or AAF (USA) with 99.999% (H14) or 99.9999% (U15) filtration at 0.3 µm/0.1 µm.
The cabinet is controlled by a microprocessor controller with a touch screen displaying real wind speed, time settings, UV, door opening warning and wind speed according to settings, and can be adjusted directly on the fan speed display.
The cabinet angle is 7° for easy operation
There are access ports for accessories such as valve of air, water, gas, and head for online particle counting samplers.

Model	HUYAir VLF – 700
Controller	Microprocessor with 4.3 inch touch screen
Downflow air velocity	0,45 m/s
Light intensity	>750 lux
Noise	<65 dB
Maximum sash opening height	420 mm
Motor	AC
External dimensions (W x D x H)	715 x 730 x 1100 mm
Internal dimensions (W x D x H)	615 x 600 x 585 mm
External dimensions including cabinet legs (W x D x H)	735 x 730 x 1820 mm
Cabinet weight	100 kg
Voltage – Frequenciens	200 – 240V, 50/60 Hz
Warranty	3 years

Support Stand	Support Stand with caster wheels \| Height 800mm for model
	Support Stand with cabinets \| Height 800mm for model
Power accessories	Power outlet

The air in the room is drawn from the top of the cabinet through the main HEPA filter and evenly distributed across the filter to create a clean and uniform airflow within the work area. With a filter face velocity of 0.45 m/s (90 fpm), the system ensures sufficient air changes to eliminate cross-contamination and maintain optimal cleanliness. Clean air flows downward in a unidirectional stream and exits the work area through the open front of the cabinet.