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Class II biosafety cabinet ESCO AC2-4N7 with ULPA filter, LCD airflow display, stainless steel interior, 135cm width
The ESCO AC2-4N7 Class II Biosafety Cabinet is designed for high-containment laboratory environments requiring stringent biosafety standards. It features a ULPA filter with particle capture efficiency of 99.999% or higher, ensuring ISO Class 3 cleanliness suitable for molecular diagnostics, synthetic biology, and bioprocessing applications. The unit incorporates a liquid crystal display (LCD) panel that provides real-time monitoring of critical airflow parameters, including inflow and downflow velocities, alongside filter status indicators to maintain optimal operational safety.
Constructed with a corrosion-resistant SUS304 stainless steel interior and galvanized steel exterior coated with antimicrobial ISOCIDE™, the cabinet facilitates effective sterilization and cleaning protocols crucial in biotechnology workflows. The work area dimensions (1220 × 580 × 660 mm) accommodate substantial sample manipulation space while maintaining containment integrity.
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This biosafety cabinet is essential for biotechnology laboratories focusing on gene editing, molecular diagnostics, and biomanufacturing processes that demand aseptic conditions and operator protection. Its robust design and integrated monitoring features make it widely adopted in synthetic biology research and clinical diagnostic environments.
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Last updated 22 October 2026
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