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Downflow workstation for fume control

Published:  03 September, 2020

AIRBENCH has announced the release of its new DF range. DF down flow workstations are designed for light duty fume extraction applications, particularly in situations where installation of a full AirBench downdraught bench system is not convenient.

Available with a range of filters to suit a mix of fume extraction applications, AirBench DF is also available in 3 alternative sizes. Contact AirBench for an on-site assessment of fume control issues.

AirBench is a leading UK manufacturer of downdraught benches and has more than 10,000 units in service in the UK and overseas.

The company says it can provide solutions across a broad range of industries and its full range covers almost every industrial environment.

W: www.airbench.com

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