Fume Hood Options for Laboratory Safety
From university research to industrial testing and compounding, choosing the right fume hood is critical for safe containment, reliable airflow, and efficient lab operation. Southwest Solutions Group supports labs with bypass, add-air, VAV, and ADA-accessible fume hood configurations, plus material options designed for chemical resistance and long service life. Need specs for your project team? You can download Revit files to streamline planning, then request a consultation for selection guidance, layout coordination, and installation support; so your hood performs the way your lab needs it to.
Bypass Laboratory Fume Hoods
Bypass fume hoods maintain consistent exhaust flow through upper and lower bypass slots to balance face velocity as the sash moves. These units are ideal for labs with sufficient room air supply and offer chemical-resistant interiors and integrated lighting.
Features include:
- Double bypass design for steady airflow
- Automatic upper bypass control with sash movement
- Lower bypass maintains workspace protection
- Available in resin-chem, PVC, or stainless interiors
- PVC or stainless sash guides with fluorescent lighting
Add Air Laboratory Fume Hoods
Add air fume hoods integrate a dedicated makeup air plenum to conserve conditioned lab air by reintroducing up to 70 percent of exhaust volume. Bypass airflow and sash control features ensure safe operation.
Features Include:
- Makeup air plenum conserves HVAC load
- Bypass design manages airflow balance
- Interiors available in resin-chem, PVC, or stainless steel
- Adjustable sash and baffle alignment
Variable Air Volume (VAV) Laboratory Fume Hoods
Variable Air Volume fume hoods adjust exhaust airflow based on sash position to optimize energy use. These systems feature dampers and lintels to provide responsive ventilation while minimizing HVAC demand.
Features Include:- Adjustable damper control for airflow efficiency
- Lintel replaces upper bypass for controlled intake
- Compatible with VAV control systems
- Chemical resistant interior and sash options
ADA Compliant Laboratory Fume Hoods
ADA compliant fume hoods provide wheelchair-accessible sash height while maintaining full containment and airflow performance. These models offer chemical resistant interiors and adjustable sash and baffle systems.
Features include:
- Wheelchair accessible sash design
- Maintains full airflow performance
- Resin-chem, PVC, or stainless interiors
- Adjustable sash and baffle settings
Frequently Asked Questions
Interior finishes are available in chemical‑resistant resin‑chem, PVC, or stainless steel to handle a wide range of lab applications.
Different airflow control strategies match varying lab requirements.
Yes. ADA compliant models feature lowered sash height and wheelchair accessibility while preserving full containment performance.
We offer vertical slide, horizontal, or combination sash configurations with PVC or stainless-steel guides.
All models comply with CSI 11 53 13 laboratory ventilating extraction specifications.
Each fume hood comes standard with fluorescent lighting fixtures and options for remote or manual baffle control.
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With 7 offices in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Colorado, plus teams covering every major metro area nationwide, Southwest Solutions Group delivers expert fume hood sales, design, installation, and maintenace support wherever you need it.
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Fume hoods protect lab personnel by capturing hazardous vapors and ensuring safe airflow control. Choose from bypass, add air, VAV, or ADA compliant models featuring chemical‑resistant interiors, flexible sash designs, code compliance, and enhanced energy performance.
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