[Brochure] LabGard AIR NU-543 Class II, Type A2 Biosafety Cabinet

The Class II, Type C1 Biosafety Cabinet (BSC) is similar to a Type B1 regarding airflow pattern. The Type C1 has a portion of the work surface to exhaust air.

Learn the proper use procedures from start up to shut down when using your Biosafety Cabinet.

When working in your biosafety cabinet with hazardous drugs it is important to learn the proper procedure from beginning to end.

It happens at some point to even the most seasoned laboratory technician that a spill occurs within the Biosafety Cabinet (BSC). Here are a few steps to cleaning a spill in a BSC.

The focus of this article is to discuss the details for consideration of a good working design of a USP 800 compliant compounding lab.

NuAire offers general guidance to aid in the selection of camera systems that can be mounted on or near your primary engineering controls.

The result of lower Biosafety Cabinet downflow velocities result in a higher level of sample cross-contamination using traditional work practice guidelines.

Surgical procedures using Anesthetic Gas in the vivarium that require a sterile or contained environment should be performed in a biosafety cabinet (BSC).

Biosafety Cabinets have a 15 year useable life. Read this bulletin to answer the question when to replace your biosafety cabinet.

Performance capabilities of a NuAire biosafety cabinet (BSC) using a chemotherapy pad on the worksurface.

Bunsen burners and natural gas use within biosafety cabinet present inherent problems and are not needed or recommended unless deemed absolutely necessary.

By purchasing BSC's that adhere to Biosafety Cabinet Industry Standards, customers can be confident that they are working with BSC's that meet industry guidelines.

As a Principal Investigator learn who you should invovle when purchasing a biosafety cabinet (BSC).

Read this Biosafety Cabinet Buyer's Guide to assist in your product research to identify and ask the right questions.