| Customization: | Available |
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| Material: | Stainless Steel |
| Type: | Bypass Type |
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Presenting the SYT-FH Series-001, a masterpiece of modern engineering in the realm of high-performance ducted fume hoods, painstakingly crafted to deliver unparalleled safety and exceptional efficiency in every laboratory environment. Meticulously designed and constructed from premium cold-rolled steel, enhanced with a superior epoxy coating,this extraordinary model is distinguished by its outstanding resistance to harsh chemical exposure,combined with its superior airflow management capabilities,and exceptional user protection.
Key Specifications Include:
Body Material: Cold-rolled steel enhanced with a high-quality epoxy coating,
Work Surface: Available in Epoxy resin, Ceramic, or Phenolic board, ensuring top-notch performance.
Shape Options: Available in both Rectangular and Square configurations to meet diverse requirements.
Standard Widths: Options include 1200mm, 1500mm, or 1800mm dimensions, with custom sizes available upon request.
Liner Options: Choose between PP board or Anti-double phenolic board for enhanced durability.
Sash Type: Select Vertical sliding or Horizontal sash, providing versatile usability.
Lighting: Energy-efficient LED lighting, with an explosion-proof option available for heightened safety.
Power Supply: Compatible with both AC 220V and 110V, 50Hz, ensuring universal accessibility.
Optional Features:
An integrated advanced lighting system,
a premium Bluetooth speaker,
and a cutting-edge sensor switch to enhance user experience.
Benefits:
Guarantees efficient airflow management, ensuring safe operation at all times.
Exhibits exceptional resistance to corrosive substances, ensuring longevity.
Equipped with safety glass for clear, uncompromised visibility.
Built with durable, robust construction for long-lasting reliability.
Incorporates advanced technology for enhanced convenience and modern integration.
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