Wesemann laboratory furniture

One of the most important pieces of safety equipment in laboratories is the fume cupboard.

In order to fulfill the protective function, and thus the maintenance of occupational safety, the exhaust air volume flow is a decisive criterion.  The retention of pollutants inside the fume cupboard and the resistance to external air currents that can interfere with the fume cupboard is highly dependent on the extraction volume. The further the sash is opened, the more the retention capacity of the fume cupboard is impaired.

Based on these considerations, DIN EN 14175 requires not only the static, but also the dynamic behaviour in the “robustness test” as proof. This simulates a disturbing movement in the room, in order to be able to evaluate the stability of the inflow and the retention potential of the fume cupboard. The DELTA 30 fume cupboards, with the extensive range of variants, meet the requirements of the DIN EN 14175 in in full with the best values. The exhaust system has optimized suction zones in the rear wall, which are easily disassembled for cleaning purposes, ensuring ideal air flow and ventilation. The interior of the fume cupboard is extensively usable. There are no disturbing built-in components. Optimal usage and maximum occupational safety – the evaluation factors for our fume cupboards.