Polypropylene Inverted Mobile Fume Cabinet
Product Code : EL-LI-10776
Quick Answer: Polypropylene Inverted Mobile Fume Cabinet is a mobile, ductless fume cabinet built from welded white polypropylene, with a 5” touch-screen control showing airflow velocity, a low airflow alarm and a filter change indicator. It runs on 4 lockable castors and plugs into a standard 13A mains socket.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Welded polypropylene construction, including the work surface, for chemical and corrosion resistance
- 5” full colour touch screen with digital airflow velocity display, low airflow alarm and filter change indicator
- Carbon or HEPA filters available
- Large oval PP sink, swan neck water tap and surface mounted gas tap with remote controls outside the workspace
- Sliding sash with full-height entry and 360° visibility
- Base cabinet with 2 hinged polypropylene doors on 4 lockable castors
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| External dimensions (H x D x W) | 1000 x 720 x 1900 mm |
| Workspace dimensions (H x D x W) | 985 x 500 x 860 mm |
| Front sash max opening (H x W) | 625 x 865 mm |
| Face airflow velocity | 0.5±0.1 m/s, 100±20 FPM |
| Weight | 120 kg (excl. filters) |
| Control system | 5” full colour touch screen with digital airflow velocity display, low airflow alarm and filter change indicators |
| Standard options | 1 x gas tap, 1 x water tap, oval PP sink, 1 x power socket |
| Power supply | 240 V or 110 V |
| Illumination | LED lights |
| Cabinet and work surface material | White polypropylene |
About This Product
Designed to protect staff working with a wide range of chemicals, and described as especially suited to schools, this ductless cabinet uses carbon or HEPA filters instead of ducting and moves on 4 lockable castors. Its sliding sash gives full-height entry for cleaning, and the touch-screen panel shows airflow velocity and warns of low airflow or a due filter change. Within Laboratory Instruments, it combines mobile fume protection with built-in services: an oval PP sink, swan neck water tap, gas tap and power socket.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Does the cabinet need ducting?
No. It is a ductless mobile cabinet that uses carbon or HEPA filters, and it plugs into a standard 13A mains socket.
Q2. What services are built in?
Standard options are 1 gas tap, 1 water tap, an oval PP sink and 1 power socket; the taps have remote controls outside the workspace.
Q3. How does it warn of a problem?
The touch-screen panel has an audible and visual low airflow alarm and a filter change indicator.
Questions about the Polypropylene Inverted Mobile Fume Cabinet? Write to Lab Equipments Ambala.
