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Fume removal & containment.
In short: The E12 and E20 exhaust manifolds and containment systems keep acid fumes away from operators and instruments during digestion — the safety layer between the digestion block and the lab's extraction system.
Exhaust manifolds and containment systems that keep acid fumes away from operators and instruments during digestion.
How to choose.
- Match the block — E12 and E20 manifold sizes pair with the digester batch size.
- Why it matters — acid fumes corrode nearby instruments and endanger operators; containment belongs in every digestion lab.
Related: Aluminum-block digesters · Graphite-block digesters
Frequently asked questions.
Do I need a fume manifold with my digester?
Yes — acid digestion releases corrosive fumes. An exhaust manifold keeps fumes away from operators and prevents corrosion of nearby instruments. Choose the E12 or E20 to match your digester's batch size.
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