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News Release from: Hemco | Subject: Hazmax
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial
Team on 16 June 2006
Containment area protects workers and
environment
Protection from hazardous fumes is ensured by a system of baffles and by-pass inlets, which safely vent vapours, odours and powders for maximum work safety
Specifically designed for isolating hazardous materials, the Hazmax hazardous containment work area from Hemco has applications including containment of potentially hazardous dispensing and sampling procedures, material storage and equipment isolation Protection from hazardous fumes is ensured by a system of baffles and by-pass inlets, which safely vent vapours, odours and powders for maximum work safety
This article was originally published on Laboratorytalk on 16 Jun 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The ventilated work area is constructed of corrosion and flame retardant fiberglass, with an epoxy coating on all metal parts.
Sliding doors, constructed of 1/4inch tempered glass, provide convenient access to the work area and can be securely locked.
A secondary containment basin, constructed of seamless composite polyresin, has coved corners and a sloped bottom to facilitate draining and cleaning of any accidental spillage.
A raised fiberglass grate deck floor allows spillage to flow through.
Specific requirements can be met through a variety of safety and service accessories, also available through Hemco.
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