Vertical Laminar Air Flow

Vertical Laminar Air Flow is a specialised airflow control system used in cleanrooms and laboratories to maintain a sterile and controlled environment. It works by creating a downward flow of filtered air that passes through a HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filter and flows vertically over the workspace. This downward airflow in vertical laminar air flow helps in removing contaminants and particles from the working area, thereby providing a clean and sterile environment for activities such as pharmaceutical compounding, microelectronics assembly, and laboratory research. This system ensures minimal cross-contamination by preventing airborne particles from entering the working area, thereby contributing to the integrity of sensitive processes and experiments.