Feature
●Turn any space into your own lab, ideal for inoculating agar petri dishes, liquid culture, electronics repair, and plant tissue culture.
●Portable, stylish, and environmentally friendly device that helps maintain a clean environment for scientific experiments
●3D printed using recycled plastics
●.2 micron filtration is achieved using our three stage biological grade HEPA H14 filter
●Dual 120cfm dual ball bearing fans with variable speed control
●Each unit is unique and original to the last.
●Replacement filters available in our store
Description
Portable laminar flow with style and a low carbon footprint.
Custom made and unique design gives some style to your lab.
Each unit is original to the last and is 3D printed using only recycled plastic.
Turn any storage tote or box into a portable laminar flow hood
By placing the DIY laminar flow unit on a storage box you will create a true laminar flow of positive air pressure for any work that requires sterile conditions, including spore transfers, spawn bag inoculations, and more.
Instructions for installation
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Use any box to create your hoodChoose a plastic storage tote to be used as a hood. I recommend using as small a box as possible which will make it much easier to keep a truly sterile environment. Typically, a 20-liter tote will work just fine depending on your needs. |
Use the provided templateUsing the given template, place it on the top of your tote and trace the inside of the template using a permanent marker. Using a razor knife or hot knife, cut out the hole. Optional, if you glue the template to the underside when the housing is inserted you will have a much cleaner fit. |
Cut a hole and place the unitPlace the fan/filter housing into the hole. You can glue it on at this point or simply leave it as is. Airflow will be moving away from the opening and therefore contamination is not an issue. |
