Mystaire Misonix Announces the Release of the Aura ESD Ductless Chemical Fume Hoods Designed for Electrostatic-sensitive Applications

Thursday, August 1, 2013

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Creedmoor, NC ‑- Mystaire® Misonix® is pleased to announce the release of the complete range of Aura® ESD ductless chemical fume hoods designed for electrostatic-sensitive applications. Aura®’s superior user protection against toxic fume exposure has been combined with electrostatic dissipative features to prevent static build-up and discharge. The addition of electrostatic dissipation coupled with Aura®’s state of the art safety features is yet another reason why Aura® is “best in class” for ductless fume hood containment.

Each Aura® ductless fume hood has advanced safety monitoring and controls. EverSafe II™ microprocessor safety controller monitors and adjusts fume hood face velocity to the user preset value. EverSafe II™, not guesswork, keeps the Aura® face velocity ideal for containment of potentially toxic gases and vapors. Aura® has been ASHRAE 110 tested and provides unsurpassed containment from toxic fumes and vapors. Breathe easier knowing EverSafe II™ is working for your safety.

Filtrak™ positive filter sealing system is installed in each Aura® ductless hood. This cam-driven filter sealing system has a built-in filter position indicator and alerts the end user if the filtration bed is not properly sealed. Filtrak™ provides safe and easy filter maintenance and replacement.

Aura® ductless fume hoods are available in 30, 42 and 54 inch widths. Aura® ductless hoods are made in the USA.

For more information or to receive our full line catalog visit us on the web at www.mystaire.com or call 877-328-3912.

For more information:
Mystaire® Inc. Dba. Mystaire® Misonix®
2150 East Wilton Ave, Suite C, Bldg. 3
Creedmoor, NC 27522
Attn: Mark Leath
Website: www.mystaire.com
Toll Free: 877-328-3912
Phone: 919-229-8511
Fax: 919-528-1744

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