Local extraction in veterinary clinics
Recommended systems
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Extraction arm in aluminium with red or white joints.
Air volume: 80 -180m3/h.
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Cabinet for enclosing pollution. Customized solutions also available.
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For monitoring extraction efficiency. Easily mounted on the extraction arm. |
Types of pollution
Several working processes at vet clinics call for local extraction:
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Work involving chemicals, eg fixation of sample tissues in formaldehyde
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Work with inhalational anaesthetics
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Lasers and electrosurgical devices developing surgical smoke
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Tooth-cleaning developing aerosols and involving anaesthtic gasses
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Work with medicine creating dust and aerosols
Extraction arm for many tasks
An extraction arm is a very effective local extraction for most working processes because of its flexibility. We recommend an air volume of min. 100 m3/h.
Cabinet for formaldehyde
A cabinet is the best solution for work with formaldehyde and medicine. With the right air volume through the cabinet, it encloses the pollution in a closed system avoiding leakage into the surrroundings. We recommend an air velocity in the opening of 0,5 m/s.