Monmouth Scientific have supplied numerous solutions for the Healthcare Sector in the UK and overseas.
The Circulaire® Recirculating Fume Cupboard features the very latest in recirculating air filtration technology.
Our system utilises Ultra-deep Activated Carbon filters to guarantee maximum fume filtration efficiency and/or HEPA filters for particulate removal, making the laboratory fume removal and air purification more efficient, effective and safe.
The Guardian® Class 1 and Class 2 Biological Safety Cabinets provide a specially ventilated enclosure, offering clean, H14 HEPA filtered air to ISO Class 4 and developed for sterile material handling (BS EN 12469).
The work area guarantees both the operator and environmental protection from potential biohazard infections and biological agents, ensuring that we can exactly meet your needs.
The Circulaire® Laminar Flow Hoods offer clean air to ISO Class 4 using U15 ULPA particulate filters for the very best in product protection.
Our Circulaire® Downflow Workstations and Benches offer high efficiency ductless fume extraction, designed to ensure operator safety from hazardous vapours generated on the work surface.
Unrestricted front and side access facilitates applications requiring complex and intensive operator involvement.
The Ductaire® Series can be installed into virtually any laboratory. The cupboards are supplied fully assembled, and are manufactured from either welded Epoxy Coated Steel or Polypropylene which make them resistant to most chemicals – including Acids, Solvents, Ammonia, Chlorides and Amines
Circulaire® Chemical Storage provide a compact and safe solution to the dispensing and safe storage of Formalin and chemicals in Operating Theatres, Pathology Laboratories & Mortuaries.
COSHH compliant, the large capacity carbon filter ensures that no fumes are returned into the working area, within the laboratory or operating theatre environment.
A cleanroom is a controlled environment that’s function is to prevent a process from contamination in the form of dust and airborne microbes.
The level of cleanliness, or ISO Class, is determined by the number of airborne particles larger than 0.5um, that are present per cubic metre of air, as well as the total number of complete air changes achieved per hour. This is classified as per ISO 14644-2 standards for Clean Air.
Cleanrooms and their controlled ISO Class Clean Air environments have long been associated with the pharmaceutical and medical industries, but…
Before choosing which type of biological safety cabinet is most suitable for the handling of potentially pathogenic material, consideration must…
Activated Carbon Filters High temperature steam activation leads to a slow and controlled destruction of the solid charcoal mass to…
