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Class II Type A2 biosafety cabinet with 6-ft work area and HEPA filtration for safe biological sample handling.
The Thermo Scientific 1300 Series A2 Model 1377 is a Class II Type A2 biosafety cabinet designed to provide a controlled, sterile environment for secure manipulation of biological samples in biomedical and biotechnology laboratories. Featuring a 6-foot (72 in) work surface, this biosafety cabinet incorporates HEPA filtration systems that effectively protect both the user and the product by filtering airborne contaminants.
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The cabinet is optimized for complex applications such as molecular diagnostics, gene editing workflows, and sterile bioprocessing operations within biotechnology and clinical research environments. Its HEPA filtration and controlled airflow are critical for contamination control in sensitive procedures including synthetic biology and biopharmaceutical production.
Additionally, the cabinet includes a sturdy stand for ergonomic use in live-cell imaging setups and other sterile laboratory workflows. This biosafety enclosure is widely adopted in biotechnology and biomedical engineering research involving microbial culture, cell imaging, and genetic engineering, providing essential protection in biomanufacturing pipelines and molecular cloning tasks.
Overall, the Thermo Scientific 1300 Series A2 Model 1377 is a robust, reliable biosafety cabinet essential for maintaining aseptic conditions and ensuring operator safety in advanced life sciences and synthetic biology research applications.
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Last updated 28 October 2026
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