Stainless Steel Vertical Reverse Laminar Air Flow, 4"" X 2'' x 2''

Reverse Laminar Air Flow (R.L.A.F.) is a controlled airflow system used primarily in cleanrooms, laboratories, or environments where it is essential to maintain a contaminant-free zone. This system involves the flow of air in the opposite direction of a standard laminar airflow, which is typically used to provide a clean, sterile environment by moving air in a uniform, unidirectional flow from the ceiling to the floor or vice versa. In reverse laminar air flow, air is directed upwards from a clean surface (like a workbench or floor) to the air supply system. This type of airflow is specifically designed for applications that require the removal of airborne particles, microbial contaminants, and other impurities in a highly controlled manner.