Ductless Fume Hoods

Protect Your Workers and Surrounding Environment

Designed for
Safer Laboratories

Air Science ductless fume hoods use advanced activated carbon filtration to capture hazardous chemical fumes and safely return clean air to the laboratory. Designed for safety, energy efficiency, and easy installation, our ductless fume hoods are manufactured in the USA and available in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet the needs of research, pharmaceutical, healthcare, and industrial laboratories.

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Ductless Fume Hoods Purair FUMEBOX Purair Basic Purair Advanced Downflow
Workstations
EDU Series with
Mobile Base
Available External Width  20.72 - 29.75" 24 - 48" 29.5 - 96" 24 - 48" 24 - 59.5"
Available External Height  15.67 - 21.16" 35" 53" 31.5" 78 - 87"
Available External Depth  12.02 - 24.72" 24 - 27" 27.375" 22.75" 27 - 28.5"
Available Internal Height  11 - 20.63" 23.6" 38" 15.75" 24 - 38"
Description  Fume Adsorber Compact, Value Premium, High Performance Unique Downward Airflow Educational, Demonstration

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Frequently Asked Questions

Below are answers to our frequently asked questions and links to additional helpful information.

Because ducted fume hoods exhaust contaminated air outside the facility they are ideal for applications that generate high volumes of hazardous vapors or those that work with a wider range of chemical families.

Ductless fume hoods are ideal for applications that have lower volumes of hazardous vapors and benefit from the greater flexibility and potential cost savings of a ductless unit. For more information on the pros and cons of ductless and ducted fume hoods, download our free ebook, “Ductless vs Ducted Venting Options.”

You can shop for standard Air Science ductless fume hoods online at www.ductless.com. For customization inquiries, complete our quote request form.

The majority of our ductless fume hoods do not come with a filter installed because the proper activated carbon filter is dependent on your application.

The effectiveness of any ductless fume hood is dependent on the activated carbon filter used. It is therefore essential to select the most appropriate carbon filter for your application. The proper activated carbon filter to use for your ductless fume hood is determined by the class of chemicals used in your application. For assistance determining which activated carbon filter is right for your ductless fume hood applications, complete our SEFA Chemical Compatibility questionnaire.

High-quality replacement activated carbon filters as well as other consumables can be purchased online from www.filtco.com.

No. Ductless fume hoods typically rely on activated carbon filters which adsorb vapors, aerosols and volatile chemicals generated on the work surface.

When fitted with HEPA or ULPA filters, ductless fume hoods function as a Class I BSC and can also provide particulate protection. However, only Class II and Class III biological safety cabinets provide operator protection from airborne particulates and biologicals.

While a ductless fume hood protects personnel and the environment by containing emissions from the work surface, the face velocity of the air movement, together with the shape of the front work surface frame, is not designed to contain biological agents. Only a certified Class II or Class III BSC should be used in applications that require protection against infectious or potentially infectious agents. Learn more about ductless fume hoods vs BSCs.

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