Laminar Flow Hood Certification
For over 25 years, BalCon’s Lab Safety Services team has been ensuring the safety of people, equipment, and lab environments. By exceeding all national standards, our Laminar Flow Hood Certification team is the leader in comprehensive testing, certification, and service.
Laminar Flow Hood Certification Tests and Services
Let our team of experts keep your lab safe by certifying your laminar flow hoods. We certify both vertical and horizontal laminar flow cabinets and perform all certification per IEST-RP-CC002 or to the Manufacturer’s specifications. Services include testing, certification, emergency repair and maintenance.
Laminar Flow Hood Certification Tests Include:
- Inflow Velocity Measurements
- Down-Flow Velocity Measurements
- HEPA Filter Integrity Testing
- Non-Viable Particle Counting
- Microbial Air Testing
- Microbial Surface Testing
- Temperature and Humidity Uniformity
- Smoke Pattern Testing
- Alarm Calibration
- Site Installation
Our Certifications
Accutrol Controls
Aircuity Controls
Antect Controls
Phoenix Controls
NSF Accredited Biosafety Cabinet Certifiers
NEBB Quality Certified
ASHRAE 110 Certifications
BSL-3 Certification
Additional Services We Perform
BalCon’s Lab Safety team can help with all of your lab’s certification and service needs. We can provide worry-free certification, warranty, and on-site repairs for:
- Fume Hood Certification
- Biological Safety Cabinet Certification
- Critical Air Control Service, Installation and Repair
- Laboratory Consulting Service
- Compounding Aseptic Isolator Certifications
- Cleanroom Certification and Testing
- HEPA Filter Certification and Testing
Frequently Asked Questions
This is done once a year and occasionally every 6 months in industries such as pharmaceuticals. This allows for HEPA filters to be changed as needed and inspection of all critical parts. Most tests include filter integrity and leak testing, air particulate matter count, air velocity test, and air flow pattern test.
A Laminar flow hood/cabinet is an enclosed workstation that is used to create a contamination-free work environment. It does this with filters, which capture all the particles entering the cabinet.