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ESCO AC2-4N7 Class II Biosafety Cabinet 135cm with Formalin Fumigation

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ESCO AC2-4N7 Class II Biosafety Cabinet, 135cm, ISO Class 3 clean, ULPA filtration, formalin fumigated.

The ESCO AC2-4N7 Class II Biosafety Cabinet is designed for contamination control in molecular diagnostics, biotechnology, and clinical research workflows requiring ISO Class 3 cleanliness. Featuring approximately 70% air recirculation through ULPA filters with 99.999% efficiency for particles sized 0.1–0.3 μm, this 135cm wide cabinet provides a safe laminar flow workspace protected by tempered glass windows. The cabinet dimensions (1340×810×1980 mm) and generous work area size (1220×580×660 mm) support bioprocessing, synthetic biology, and live-cell imaging applications. Power is supplied by AC100V at 50/60Hz. This unit has undergone formalin fumigation for sterilization and is sold as used, with functionality reflective of its current condition, requiring verification prior to use. Suitable for molecular biology laboratories where biosafety cabinets are essential for aseptic techniques and biohazard containment.

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Last updated 19 October 2026