Biosafety cabinet (BSC): Demonstration of airflow using a smoke pencil

This video visualizes the airflow in a biosafety cabinet, which allows you to organize your work and protect yourself (against exposure to pathogens) and the cultures (from contamination).
The Basler & Hofmann workshop "Working Safely in the Biosafety Cabinet" will enable you to better protect the BSC operator and cultures from exposure and contamination, respectively.
Workshop information: www.gmuender.org/ftp/BSC.pdf

[@nstar0203]

Thank you for sharing this demonstration. It's a really helpful visual

[@indusardana6385]

thanks for demonstration

[@DegreeControls]

Great demonstration, We offer a product that makes sure the airflow is operating at proper velocities called the rooster and i'd say this video accurately demonstrates airflow.

[@SaadSaad-mb4py]

Fantastic

[@Jstone2525]

Great video.

[@indusardana6385]

very accurate

[@flagNplaytv]

nice

[@emaan5532]

Is it BSL-4??

[@BaslerHofmann]

The video was taken in a BSL-2 lab. Why did you ask this question?

[@emaan5532]

@@BaslerHofmann i had a research about BSL-4 CABINET.. But i finished it alhamdliallah

[@fkgmunder]

@@emaan5532 Now I see where you come from. Biosafety cabinets are classified as Class I, II, and III BSC. This classification has nothing to do with biosafety levels BSL-1, 2,3 and 4. For example, Class II BSC, which are the most commonly used ones, are found in BSL-1 to BSL-4 facilities.

[@emaan5532]

@@fkgmunder thank you.. I understand you 👍

[@RS-io6vm]

I just wish my friend Kim could come hangout with me. nut she's not allowed in hospitals after the great fire of 2010. she's also not allowed to own a chipmunk as a pet.

[@karencrabb9825]

keep this one for education

[@halomoansitinjak1020]

Esco bisa..