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Building a Custom Biosafety Cabinet Around Your Laboratory Automation Equipment

What happens when your risk assessment identifies that the large equipment (3D bioprinters, cell sorters, automated liquid handlers, etc.) you plan to use requires a primary containment device, such as a biosafety cabinet (BSC)?

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Purchasing Guide: Biological Safety Cabinets

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How to Ensure a Positive Relationship Between Lab and Design Teams

Biosafety Resource Guide

Preserving biosafety in the laboratory must remain top priority at all times and greatly impacts all purchasing decisions in terms of engineering controls, such as biosafety cabinets (BSCs), and personal protective equipment (PPE), such as masks, goggles, and lab coats.

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In this eBook, you’ll learn about:

Questions to ask when buying biosafety equipment
Biohazard management
Working with biohazards
How biological safety cabinets and personnel must work together
Biosafety in the workplace: 4 essential practices
The complexity of safety in BSL-4 labs

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Purchasing Guide: Biological Safety Cabinets

Nov 28, 2022|2 min read

byLab Manager

Biological safety cabinets are crucial for the safety of staff and the protection of products, so it’s important to know when these units should be upgraded