Cleanroom Clean Bench (laminar Flow Hood) For Mushroom Cultivation

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Définition

Les spécifications

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Matériel:	Acier inoxydable	Vitesse de l'air:	0.45m/s
Alimentation électrique:	Pour les appareils à commande numérique	Débit d'air:	1000 à 1800 (m3/h)
Efficacité:	U15 H14	Fonction:	Purification de l'air

Matériel:	Acier inoxydable
Vitesse de l'air:	0.45m/s
Alimentation électrique:	Pour les appareils à commande numérique
Débit d'air:	1000 à 1800 (m3/h)
Efficacité:	U15 H14
Fonction:	Purification de l'air

Définition

Cleanroom Clean Bench (laminar Flow Hood) For Mushroom Cultivation

1. Bench Type

Horizontal flow
Air flows from the back wall forward across your workspace.
✅ Great for agar plates, jar inoculation, and spawn bags because the clean air sweeps across your hands and work without turbulence.
⚠️ Not ideal if you’re handling large items that block airflow.
Vertical flow
Air flows downward from the ceiling filter.
✅ Better if your workspace involves bulky bag work or tall equipment.
⚠️ Slightly more air turbulence near the work surface vs. horizontal.

For most mushroom growers, a horizontal flow hood is preferred, but vertical works in tighter spaces.

2. Size

Small hobby setups: 2–3 feet wide (enough for agar transfers and jar inoculation).
Medium growers: 4 feet wide (can handle multiple jars or spawn bags comfortably).
Commercial setups: 6 feet or larger (assembly‑line style work).

Think about your future scale—mushrooms multiply fast, and workflow space tends to shrink just as fast.

3. Filtration

Look for a HEPA filter with ≥99.97% efficiency at 0.3 microns.
A pre-filter in front of the fan is important—it protects the expensive HEPA and reduces replacement costs.
Replace filters only with certified HEPA units (not “HEPA‑like” bargain versions).

4. Airflow Quality

Standard airflow should be 0.3–0.5 m/s (60–100 feet/minute).
Consistent, non‑turbulent air = consistent protection.
A good product will list certified airflow speed—if it doesn’t, be skeptical.

5. Build & Cleanability

Stainless steel or smooth coated surfaces (easy sanitization, no dust traps).
Rounded corners beat sharp joins (no hidden spores).
Easy to disassemble panels for maintenance.

For mushroom growing, most cultivators do best with a horizontal laminar flow clean bench, 3–4 feet wide, equipped with a certified HEPA filter (99.97% at 0.3 microns), stainless finish, and stable airflow around 0.3–0.5 m/s.

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