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PROTECTING YOUR LIFE IN THE LABORATORY

PROTECTING YOUR LIFE IN THE LABORATORY
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PROTECTING YOUR LIFE IN THE LABORATORY

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Introduction
The document provides detailed information on ASEM® fume cabinets, emphasizing their significance in laboratory safety. It underscores the importance of certifications, quality, and technological advancements in protecting operators from toxic substances.
Certifications and Quality
ASEM® fume hoods are certified under EN 14175 and UNI TS 11710 standards, ensuring they meet safety objectives. The company prioritizes quality through rigorous testing and certification, including electrical and aerodynamic assessments.
Historical Background
The document traces the evolution of fume hoods from their inception in 1450 by Giuliano Sorboni, highlighting their essential role in laboratory safety.
ASEM® Fume Hoods
ASEM® offers a variety of fume hoods designed for complete expulsion of toxic fumes, available in different sizes and materials. These hoods are factory-tested for containment and certified for safety and performance.
Key Features
Key features of ASEM® hoods include airfoils, double extraction systems, alarms, and sash locks, which enhance airflow, ensure proper containment, and provide user safety.
Advanced Suction Systems
The DPC2 system with VAV (RMP) and balanced double suction offers rapid response times and improved containment, allowing adjustable suction based on operational needs.
RMP System
The RMP system ensures constant suction speed and immediate response to sash movements, designed for high safety performance and energy efficiency, suitable for ATEX zones.
Conclusion
ASEM® fume cabinets are positioned as leading solutions in laboratory safety, combining advanced technology, rigorous testing, and compliance with international standards to protect operators and maintain a safe working environment.
Worktop Specifications and Materials
The document details specifications and characteristics of various worktop models and materials used in ASEM fume cabinets, including dimensions, chemical resistance, and structural properties of different worktop types such as monolithic stone, laminated stone, polypropylene, stainless steel, and acrylic resin.
Recommendations
Recommendations include selecting worktops based on specific chemical and mechanical resistance needs, ensuring compatibility with the intended laboratory environment.
Fume Cabinets and Accessories
Various materials and sizes are available for fume cabinets, including monolithic stone, laminated stone, stainless steel, porcelain steel, acrylic resin, glass, polypropylene, and HPL laminate. Accessories include metal and laminate cabinets, cleaning plenums, and ventilation and suction systems.
Customisation and Accessories
Customisation options include hood side panels in various colors, electrical and gas services, and alarm and control systems.
Specifications and Procedures
The document outlines specifications for electric suction devices and fume cabinets, highlighting their construction and performance. It also details installation and maintenance procedures, emphasizing adherence to technical standards for optimal performance and safety.
Standards and Certifications
The fume cabinets and suction devices comply with European directives EN14175 and other relevant standards, ensuring safety and performance.
Safety and Usage Guidelines
Guidelines include maintaining a clear space between the lower edge of the sliding panel frame and the work surface, keeping the hood's vertical sash low during work, and ensuring emission sources are positioned well inside the hood.
General Information
ASEM® hoods are equipped with safety cabinets for handling specific substances. All content is proprietary to ASEM® S.r.l., and reproduction or use without consent is prohibited.
Contact Information
ASEM S.r.l., Via Peschiere, 53/A - 31032 Casale sul Sile (TV) - Italy
Phone: +39 0422 785536
Fax: +39 0422 827135
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.atcasem.it
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION

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WORLDWIDE LEADER IN THE STUDY DESIGN AND PRODUCTION OF FUME HOODS

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This is ASEM® this is the Quality this is the Certification CERTIFICATION = SAFETY Certification is the guarante of compliance with the SAFETY objective that we give all our Customers through our products. SAFETY to guarantee health without compromise. EXPERIENCE 50 years in the industry have let ASEM® acquire a technical background that can provide all-round solutions. QUALITY The countless supplies we have provided to the most important industries, universities, hospitals and research centres, in Italy and abroad, confirm a consensus on quality that endures over time. TECHNOLOGY Constant research...

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BACKGROUND NOTES AND REMARKS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE HOOD IN THE LABORATORY The first hood was invented in 1450 by an Italian, who was called Giuliano Sorboni and was a student of Lucrezia Borgia, or rather her assistant, and who used arsenic on the noble lady’s orders for reasons we all know. In order to avoid “self-poisoning” during the preparation phase, and in the absence of the mechanical components that appeared thanks to the arrival of electricity a few centuries later, Sorboni had to design a fairly basic but equally effective protection device. In effect, by preparing the potions with...

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ASEM® FUME HOODS The ASEM® total expulsion laboratory fume extraction hoods ensure protection of the operator when handling toxic products, while maintaining a work environment that meets safety requirements (Legislative Decree 81/08). The accurate design and construction allow significantly better performance than what is required by EN standards. The hoods are available with different front sizes 120, 150, 180, 210 and 240 cm, versions in different materials with standard worktop 90 cm from the ground; for distillation with worktop height 50 cm; walk-in for working with cumbersome and heavy...

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8. ECONOMY FLOW (LOW CONSUMPTION LOCK) 7. AIR-FOIL ARMREST WITH ANEMOMETRIC PROBE 6. HORIZONTALLY SLIDING WINDOWS 1. AIRFOIL Elements that promote the entry of air inside the hood, avoiding the formation of vortices that could disrupt the flow, and helping to avoid dead spots where vapours could stagnate. SAFETY to guarantee health without compromise.. 2. DOUBLE EXTRACTION As a double base, it promotes elimination of heavy vapours by increasing the extraction speed from the back. Easy to remove, it makes it possible to "sanitise" the rear part from any sludge and hazardous dust, as required by...

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6. HORIZONTALLY SLIDING GLASS Glass sections that can be opened horizontally allowing operation, with the sash lowered, in complete protection. 7. AIRFOIL (ARMREST WITH ANEMOMETRIC PROBE) 3. ALARM Monitoring system for good suction operation. In the event of low flow, a buzzer and an LED will sound and flash to get the operator’s attention when the “containment” conditions are not being ensured. The anemometric probe is normally positioned on the roof of the hood. This position involves some problems over time: a) Possible dust deposit. b) Interference due to the temperature of the hot air in...

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THE QUALITY IS THE CERTAINTY OF THE CERTIFICATION Hoods must be considered proper safety devices as they must guarantee the health of those who work inside the Laboratory. The objective of ASEM® is obsessive research to reduce risks to operators to zero. INNER TEST All ASEM® fume hoods are certified by an accredited body and then tested according to EN 14175 standards. All our test instruments are also subject to periodic checks and calibrations. OUTER TEST This is ASEM® this is the Quality this is the Certification ASEM FUME CABINETS

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ELECTRICAL TESTS SMOKE TEST TESTS WITH LIGHT METER TESTS WITH DYNAMOMETER All electrical components are tested according to EN 61010-1 CEI 66-5 standards. Every six months a certification body checks all production processes to ensure that all hoods conform to the original product. Each of our hoods is equipped with a serial number for the traceability of the “dossier” where the production processes are stored; this allows us to guarantee the supply of spare parts and assistance over time. All ASEM® hoods come with an instruction booklet with a report of the tests carried out and the relative...

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NEW GENERATION OF SUCTION FUME HOODS ASEM® DPC2 WITH VAV (RMP)AND BALANCED DOUBLE SUCTION WITH AND WITHOUT DOUBLE MOTOR The only VAV system with a certified response time of 0.5 seconds. With VAV (RMP) and balanced double suction, with and without double motor. The total extraction fume hoods are normally provided with “double suction” obtained by a rear panel which, connected to the roof, increases the speed in its “cavity”, promoting the extraction of heavy stagnant vapours on the worktop. ASEM DPC2 VIDEO

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The patented DPC2 system consists of suction in the lower part, and potentially on the sides of a total extraction fume hood, done mechanically by a remote motor-driven fan. This suction will act concurrently with the main suction, and can be adjusted manually or automatically by means of a frequency variator. With the glass raised, it will give greater preference and extraction air flow to the main motor. With the glass lowered, it will give preference and extraction air flow to the lower motor. C In the diagram you can see, with the blue line, the trend of the classic variable flow (VAV) with...

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THE ADVANTAGES OF THE DOUBLE SUCTION SYSTEM The advantages of the system are a reduction in the required flow rates, a homogeneous suction that avoids turbulence, the possibility to increase or decrease the suction according to the needs of the operator and the type of product being handled. This system avoids the problem created by the classic VAV (variable volume) system which, once the sash has been lowered, keeping the suction speed constant, drastically reduces the volume of air flow so it is no longer sufficient to guarantee “washing”, especially when the interior uses bunsens, sand baths...

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