Laboratory Acid Mist Scrubber Tower
Working Principle:
The system draws in contaminated air through a fan and directs it into the purification tower. Inside the tower, a neutralizing solution (typically alkaline) is sprayed in a counter-current direction, effectively removing acid mist (HCl, H₂SO₄, HNO₃) and other corrosive gases. Clean air is then released after passing through a demister and exhaust outlet.
Key Features:
Compact design ideal for laboratory space
Over 95% removal efficiency for acid fumes
Made from corrosion-resistant materials (PP, PVC, FRP)
Quiet operation with low energy consumption
Optional HEPA or activated carbon post-filtration
Easy installation and maintenance
Applications:
University and institutional chemistry labs
Industrial chemical analysis laboratories
Battery R&D labs
Metallurgical and pharmaceutical testing labs
Acid gas exhaust from fume hoods and glove boxes
Customization Available:
Tower size and flow rate
Material selection based on chemical use
Integration with lab ventilation systems
Digital monitoring options
