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mscs/SCS--microbiological safety cabinets, biohazard cabinets, fume cupboards (ducted and recirculating/ductless), clean air (laf), PCR and Powder Weigh Cabinets
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Microbiological safety cabinets (msc), class I,
class II or class III, biological safety cabinets, biohazard cabinets, flow
hoods, tissue culture cabinets, fume cupboards, fumecupboards what's the
difference between them? When should one use a class I instead of a fume
cupboard
and what's the difference between all these different standards we're heard
about, (BS) en12469, BS5726,
BS7258,and NSF49?
These are everyday questions we are asked (the sensible ones at least--you wouldn't believe the silly ones, like; will my cabinet work without turning it on? or, Is it OK to remove the front screen whist working)? MSCS (now joined with Safety Cabinet Solutions Ltd) will endeavour to enlighten those interested in doing it right, as sadly more often than not people are given incorrect and often unsafe advice and information ---- not us, browse our site and feel free to contact us should you require any further information or more information on our range of product solutions for your particular science. MSC - (BS) EN12469 definition: ventilated enclosure intended to offer protection to the user and the environment from the aerosols arising from the handling of potentially hazardous and hazardous micro-organisms with air discharged to the atmosphere being filtered. Take a browse of this website and follow the various links for more information on the subject and directions to some of the better quality products available today. Beware of lies, false information, dangerous advice, smooth talking sales people and poor performing products (believe me there are many) as they are all readily available, --- though not of course from ourselves.
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