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What is the difference between a vertical flow table and a horizontal flow table?
What is the difference between a vertical flow table and a horizontal flow table?Vertical flow table and horizontal flow table have the following differences:Airflow direction Vertical flow table: The air is blown vertically down by the high-efficiency filter at the top of the table, forming a top-down vertical one-way airflow, such as the vertical laminar flow super-clean table. This is a typical vertical flow table. The fan is at the top, and the air is blown vertically to the work area after the pre-filter, plenum, and high-efficiency filter. Horizontal flow table: The airflow is blown horizontally from one side of the table and flows parallel to the other side, forming a horizontal one-way airflow in the working area, such as the horizontal laminar flow super-clean table, the air is blown horizontally from the opposite side of the operator to the direction of the operator after treatment. Structural design Vertical flow table: Usually, there is a glass baffle in the front that can move up and down. The baffle can be put down when not in use to close the table, which plays a certain role in protection and dust prevention. The upper part is the air supply body, and the lower part is the working table. This structure is easy to carry and can be divided into two parts. Horizontal flow table: generally open design, no glass in front of the screen, the operator is more convenient to use, allowing large experimental equipment to be placed on the workbench. Application scenario Vertical flow table: mostly used in medical engineering, hospitals, microbiology laboratories, and other fields. In pharmaceutical production and experiments, can prevent the operator from being harmed by drug dust and harmful microorganisms. In microbial experiments, external air pollutants can be prevented from entering the working area to ensure the accuracy and safety of the experiment. Horizontal flow table: commonly used in the electronics industry, food inspection, flower tissue culture, edible fungus inoculation, and other fields. In electronic chip manufacturing and other processes, horizontal airflow can effectively eliminate dust particles in the working area, and will not cause a vertical impact on electronic components; In food inspection and tissue culture inoculation, horizontal flow provides a clean environment without causing significant disturbance to samples or cultures. Noise level Vertical flow table: The fan is usually located at the top, and the noise generated during operation is relatively large. Horizontal flow table: the position of the fan is generally hidden or the design pays more attention to noise reduction, and the noise is relatively small. Price cost Vertical flow table: The structure is relatively complex, and more materials and processes are needed to achieve the stability and uniformity of vertical air flow, so the price is relatively high. Horizontal flow table: relatively simple structure, relatively low price |
