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Used Showa Clean Bench S-800PBV providing laminar airflow for contamination control in biotech labs
This Showa Clean Bench S-800PBV is a used laminar flow cabinet designed to provide a sterile working environment through continuous unidirectional airflow. Essential for biotechnology laboratories, it supports applications in molecular diagnostics, cell culture, and bioprocessing workflows by minimizing particulate contamination. The unit is sold in its current condition without assurance of original factory performance or features. Ideal for users requiring a functional clean bench workstation at a lower cost, it remains relevant for research fields including synthetic biology, clinical diagnostics, and biomanufacturing where contamination control is critical. Buyers should verify operational status prior to purchase.
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Last updated 19 October 2026