Ducted Fume Hoods - Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel Fume Hoods
Cleatech Stainless steel fume hoods with duct port fabricated of grade 304 stainless steel with finish number 4, They have good resistance to a wide range of chemicals and excellent moisture and heat resistance. They can be decontaminated and cleaned easily and they are ESD safe suitable for electro static sensitive applications if their body connected to building grounding.
The sash is static 
dissipative PVC and work surface is removable. You may buy it with or without exhaust fan and work surface.
Primarily functions are to provide personnel protection against toxic fumes, vapors and dust but is not compatible with some type of acids. They may be corroded when exposed to vapors from hydrochloric and nitric acids. We also offer custom made chemical hood in grade 316 stainless steel that can be used for perchloric acid fume hoods.
Note: If ordered with blower model not recommended for corrosive fumes.
Click on the laboratory hood product codes to see the specifications or request a quote
| Model | Overall Dimension W”xD”xH” |
Stainless Steel Hood w/o Worksurface |
Corresponding Stainless Steel Worksurface | ||
| 24″ Fume Hood | 24″x24″x25″ | 1100-6-A | $2,240 | A11-WS-SS24 | $575 |
| 32″ Fume Hood | 32″x24″x25″ | 1100-6-B | $2,620 | A11-WS-SS32 | $620 |
| 36″ Fume Hood | 36″x24″x25″ | 1100-6-C | $2,875 | A11-WS-SS36 | $630 |
| 48″ Fume Hood | 48″x24″x25″ | 1100-6-D | $2,975 | A11-WS-SS48 | $665 |
| 60″ Fume Hood | 60″x24″x25″ | 1100-6-E | $3,150 | A11-WS-SS60 | $805 |
| 72″ Fume Hood | 72″x24″x25″ | 1100-6-F | $3,660 | A11-WS-SS72 | $890 |
Stainless steel fume hoods above are bottom less unless they ordered with worksurface
Choose the Duct or the Fan module from the table below.
| Accessories | Description | Price |
| A11-DU-S6 | 6″ OD Duct Port for Stainless Steel Exhaust Hoods | $420 |
| A11-DU-S8 | 8″ OD duct Port for Stainless Steel Exhaust Hoods | $440 |
| A11-DU-S10 | 10″ OD duct Port for Stainless Steel Exhaust Hoods | $460 |
| A11-FM-S120 | Fan Module, Stainless Steel Housing 120VAC, Adjustable Speed, 480 CFM (To Be Ordered w/ Duct Port) | $2,040 |
Up to two duct ports /fan modules can be ordered for the fume hoods depends on the width of hood.
Note: Blower Module is not rated for Acid and Corrosive Chemical
| Accessories | Description | Price |
| A11-LI-S | LED light, External Mount (recommended for more visibility) | $200+ |
| A10-MT-AV | Swing Vane Manometer- Air Velocity Meter | $110 |
| A10-MT-AA | Airflow Alarm Monitor with a Duct Port or Side Wall Sensor Probe | $530 |
| A10-MT-AA3 | Touchscreen Airflow Alarm Monitor with a Duct Port or Side Wall Sensor Probe | $980 |
| A10-PO-HS4 | Hospital Grade Power Strip, Four Outlets | $1200 |
| A11-UP1 | Utility Port, 2″ ID with Cover (Installed on either side wall) | $90 |
| A11-UP2 | Two Sets of Utility Ports, 2″ ID with Cover (Installed on both side walls) | $130 |
| A11-ST-P30HL | 30″ Height, Epoxy Powder Coated Steel* Stand with Leveling Mount | $830+ |
| A11-ST-P35HL | 35″ Height, Epoxy Powder Coated Steel* Stand with Leveling Mount | $890+ |
| A11-BC-PP | Polypropylene Base Cabinet for 60″ and 72″ Laboratory Hoods- To Be Ordered with Stand | $1,080+ |
| A11-ST-CA | Upgrade the Stands to Caster (Two out of Four with Brake) | $75 |
| A11-SK-S | Counter Top Stainless Steel Sink – To be ordered with worksurface | $890+ |
Note: Stands can be upgraded to 304 Stainless Steel with extra charge
Standard Features- Ducted Chemical Fume Hoods
• Materials choice of 304 Stainless steel
• Bottom-less with optional permanent worksurface
• Front tilt-up sash in Static dissipative PVC
• Can be equipped with up to 2 optional adjustable speed blowers to ensure a safer exhaust flow
• Can be put on any available work surface
• Each model includes two hinged access shields that increases air speed by restricting the air flow
| Specifications | |
| Wall Construction: | 304 Stainless Steel |
| Worksurface Construction: | 304 Stainless Steel |
| Front Shield Material: | Clear Static-Dissipative PVC (Slight gray tint) for Stainless steel hoods |
| Prefilters & HEPA Filter: | Available upon request |
| Blower Module: | Adjustable Speed, Backward curved impeller 480-CFM, Permanently lubricated, Automatic reset thermal overload protection, 120VAC, 60Hz, Stainless Steel Housing. |
| Average airflow velocity: | 90 feet/minutes (fpm) |
| Sound level: | Less than 68 dBA noise level |
| Electrical: | 120VAC/60Hz; consumes 165W; Meets the requirements of the National Electrical Code and applicable local codes. All components UL listed and CE marked. |
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72 InchDucted Exhaust w/ optional Fan72x24x25Stainless Steel -
60 InchDucted Exhaust w/ optional Fan60x24x25Stainless Steel
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48 InchDucted Exhaust w/ optional Fan48x24x25Stainless Steel
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36 InchDucted Exhaust w/ optional Fan36x24x25Stainless Steel
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32 InchDucted Exhaust w/ optional Fan32x24x25Stainless Steel
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24 InchDucted Exhaust w/ optional Fan24x24x25Stainless Steel
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a ducted stainless steel fume hood?
A ducted stainless steel fume hood removes hazardous fumes through exhaust ducts, providing reliable protection for laboratory personnel and maintaining a cleaner, safer working environment.
2. Why is stainless steel used in fume hoods?
Stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and easy cleaning, making it ideal for laboratories handling chemicals, solvents, and demanding research applications.
3. What industries use ducted stainless steel fume hoods?
These fume hoods are widely used in pharmaceutical, chemical, biotechnology, research, electronics, and manufacturing laboratories requiring effective fume extraction and contamination control.
4. How does a ducted fume hood improve safety?
It captures and exhausts harmful vapors, fumes, and airborne contaminants outside the facility, reducing exposure risks and helping maintain regulatory safety standards.
5. Are ducted stainless steel fume hoods chemical resistant?
Yes, stainless steel construction provides strong resistance to many chemicals, making these hoods suitable for challenging laboratory processes and routine chemical handling tasks.
6. Can ducted fume hoods be customized?
Many models offer customizable sizes, work surfaces, airflow options, accessories, and utility fixtures to meet specific laboratory requirements and operational needs.
7. What maintenance does a ducted fume hood require?
Regular inspections, airflow testing, filter checks where applicable, and cleaning help ensure optimal performance, safety compliance, and long-term equipment reliability.
8. What is the advantage of a ducted system over ductless?
Ducted systems continuously exhaust contaminants outdoors, making them suitable for handling larger volumes of hazardous chemicals and high-risk laboratory applications.