General exhaust construction
The weather-resistant galvanized enclosure supports ducted final filtration without the added bagging system.
This standard exhaust housing uses a 14-gauge galvanized cabinet, gasket-seal HEPA track and access from either side. An optional nominal 2 in prefilter protects the final element, and the family pressure capability reaches plus or minus 8 in. w.g. Unlike the BIBO version, this model is intended for exhaust streams whose hazard assessment permits conventional side-door filter removal.
The weather-resistant galvanized enclosure supports ducted final filtration without the added bagging system.
Doors on both sides allow filter withdrawal from the clear mechanical-room aisle.
A shallow prefilter option reduces coarse dust accumulation on the exhaust HEPA.
| Housing Material | 14-gauge galvanized steel |
|---|---|
| Access | Either side |
| Filter Type | Gasket-seal HEPA |
| Prefilter Track | 2 in nominal optional |
| Family Pressure Capability | ±8 in. w.g. |
| Change Method | Conventional side-door removal |
| Cabinet Duty | Weather-resistant exhaust housing |
| Filter Clamping | Mechanical gasket compression |
| Installation | Non-containment ducted exhaust |
| Customization | Available based on the intended application and operating environment. |
For general laboratory, medical and clean-process exhaust systems where HEPA filtration is required but the risk assessment does not require a contained change bag.
Confirm hazard classification, cabinet material, HEPA depth, gasket side, prefilter, access side, weather protection, test ports and duct flanges.
Send us your dimensions, installation conditions, performance targets and required surface finish.