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Class II Type A2 BioSafety Cabinet with HEPA filtration, 4-foot work area, designed for microbiological and pharmaceutical safety.
The Thermo 1300 Series A2 Model 1375 BioSafety Cabinet is a Class II Type A2 containment system featuring a 4-foot work area optimized for microbiological and pharmaceutical laboratory workflows. This unit integrates HEPA supply and exhaust filters (dimensions 18" x 48" x 4.2" and 18" x 24" x 5.1" respectively) to provide continuous protection for personnel, product, and environment by maintaining a sterile airflow environment.
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The unit is equipped with an adjustable front sash for ergonomic access and a work tray that supports tissue culture, molecular diagnostics, and bioprocessing activities requiring a controlled aseptic environment. Its HEPA-filtered laminar airflow makes it critical for biotechnology research applications such as synthetic biology, gene editing, and molecular cloning workflows. Widely adopted in pharmaceutical production and clinical diagnostics, this bio-containment cabinet ensures essential contamination control for biomanufacturing and live-cell imaging processes.
This biosecurity cabinet supports essential biosafety levels and is popular among researchers focused on biotechnology, biomedical engineering, and microbiological analysis, ensuring compliance with safety standards for containment and clean airflow in sensitive laboratory environments.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
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