The cooperative projects include: overall laboratory planning and design, laboratory furniture, laboratory ventilation and exhaust systems, ventilation control systems, and waste gas treatment equipment.

​Xunling ductless chemical fume hoods are used to remove toxic and harmful chemical gases, vapors, smoke and particles generated during the experiment. The device uses a vertical push-pull front window, and the user experience is very close to that of a traditional full-row fume hood, but it does not require valuable plumbing and HVAC costs.

There are many types of chemical gases in the laboratory, and activated carbon filters have good adsorption capacity for most chemicals. This is mainly due to the large internal surface area of activated carbon.

The answer to the question of “What type of fume hood should I use?” gets more complicated each time a new type of fume hood or ventilated enclosure is introduced to the market. Today in many laboratories large volumes of toxic chemicals are being replaced by much smaller volumes of less harmful chemicals.

In the ductless ventilation equipment (Ductless fume hood​, Filtered Storage Cabinet, PCR Workstations, Laminar Flow Hoods, Biosafety Cabinets etc), the filter is undoubtedly the most critical core part.

In the ductless ventilation equipment (Ductless fume hood​, Filtered Storage Cabinet, PCR Workstations, Laminar Flow Hoods, Biosafety Cabinets etc), the filter is undoubtedly the most critical core part.

​Xunling ductless chemical fume hoods are used to remove toxic and harmful chemical gases, vapors, smoke and particles generated during the experiment. The device uses a vertical push-pull front window, and the user experience is very close to that of a traditional full-row fume hood, but it does not require valuable plumbing and HVAC costs.

There are many types of chemical gases in the laboratory, and activated carbon filters have good adsorption capacity for most chemicals. This is mainly due to the large internal surface area of activated carbon.

The cooperative projects include: overall laboratory planning and design, laboratory furniture, laboratory ventilation and exhaust systems, ventilation control systems, and waste gas treatment equipment.

The answer to the question of “What type of fume hood should I use?” gets more complicated each time a new type of fume hood or ventilated enclosure is introduced to the market. Today in many laboratories large volumes of toxic chemicals are being replaced by much smaller volumes of less harmful chemicals.