The 2025 YouGov survey data from more than 31,000 US adults show significant support for recreational cannabis legalization, medical use, and federal reclassification.
|Articles|November 6, 2019
MicroFlow III Class 1 Ductless Workstation
Author(s)HEMCO Corporation
The MicroFlow III is a Class 1 ductless carbon filtered workstation equipped with particle prefilter and activated carbon filtration ideal for fumes, odors, and nonhazardous chemical vapors. Dimensions are 24” wide x 20.75” high x 24” deep. Completely self contained with integral recessed work surface to contain spills. A convenient clear viewing sash surrounds the work area for user protection. Sash can be conformed for use with a microscope and is easily removable. Variable speed fan control allows for high speed 100f/m. air flow through the sash opening, or medium and low flow for sensitive operations. Typical applications include sample weighing, general chemistry involving small volumes of common chemicals, individual work stations, tissue staining and processing, gluing and drying operations, solvent cleaning of electronic parts, soldering fumes and odors, school demonstration workstations, and containment of forensic applications. Hood is available with mobile table. For more information please call 800-779-4362, visit
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