Euroclone S@feflow 2 Biological Safety Cabinet

The Euroclone S@feflow 2 Biological Safety Cabinet is said to ensure protection for the operator, as required by AS 2252.2 and international standards. A mix of plastic and steel elements creates a soft-looking cabinet, with the curved design helping to reduce the bulkiness of standard cabinet design and enhance cleanability for use within GMP zones.

The product has been designed to keep the user safe, even during routine maintenance operations like cleaning the front glass. With the lower edge tilting system, the front glass tilts forward allowing access for cleaning purposes from above, eliminating the risk of exposure to detergent or contaminants. During the procedure the motor blower(s) remains in operation, providing a high level of containment to avoid unnecessary exposure.

The cabinet’s partial double skin, with lateral windows, provides added security. A return air barrier is offered in almost a 360° profile while the side windows remain. By removing the plastic elements, the low-profile units can reach an overall depth of 79 cm.

The cabinets will support two available light sources: fluorescent lamps or LEDs. Both sources may be dimmed, allowing users to decide which light intensity best suits their personal requirements. The lights are placed above a diffusing membrane, which gives the illuminance a soft and uniform appearance to reduce eye fatigue when working.

The cabinets are controlled by a full-colour touch screen, which allows the use of high-definition graphics for icons and status monitoring. The inclined position of the screen allows the operator an optimal view of the operational status. The systems are also expandable, allowing for easy updating and implementation of new features/apps in the future.

By selecting ECO Mode, the product will partially lower the front glass in order to reduce the inward air velocity across the front aperture. It does this while keeping both the work area and the operator safe and saving energy. This is suitable when leaving the cabinet in operation during incubations or when switching between different users.