XL Horizontal Laminar Flow Hood with HEPA Filter & UV - 54-in Width

Cleaner Air for Sterile Bench Work - 54-in Width

Airborne contaminants can ruin cultures, transfers and sample prep. This horizontal laminar flow hood passes air through a HEPA filter and across the work area, so you work in a cleaner, controlled space. A UV unit and a stainless steel working surface support routine clean-down between sessions.

The XL format suits growers, labs and research teams that need room for several containers or tools at once. It fits a dedicated propagation, mycology or biotech workspace better than a small hobby bench.

Key Features & Benefits

• HEPA filter — filters the air moving across the work area.
• UV unit — adds a routine step for treating the workspace.
• Adjustable fan speed — lets you match airflow to the task.
• Stainless steel working surface — is easy to clean and corrosion-resistant.
• Multi-position operation door and LED controller — give flexible access and simple operation.

Who Should Use XL Horizontal Laminar Flow Hood

It suits hydroponics and horticulture operations, mycology work, biotech research and teaching labs that need a clean-air workspace for sterile handling.

About XL Horizontal Laminar Flow Hood with HEPA Filter & UV

This is a horizontal laminar flow hood sold as one unit. It measures 55.91 in long and 26.57 in high. An instruction document is available from the product page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a laminar flow hood do?
A: It moves filtered air in a steady, smooth stream across a work area. This helps keep airborne particles away from open containers and tools.

Q: What is a HEPA filter?
A: HEPA stands for high-efficiency particulate air. It is a filter type designed to capture very small airborne particles.

Q: Can I change the airflow?
A: Yes. The fan speed is adjustable, so you can set airflow to suit the task.

Q: Is the work surface easy to maintain?
A: The working surface is stainless steel and corrosion-resistant. It wipes down easily between uses.

Q: Does it replace good sterile technique?
A: No. A flow hood reduces airborne contamination, but you still need clean tools, clean surfaces and careful handling.

Q: Is documentation available?
A: Yes. An instruction document is available for this model.