Air purifier meets special air-purification needs of surgery

The F.LAM 30, a mobile air purifier developed by the French manufacturer IPP PHARMA, has been created to meet the special air purification needs of surgery. The unit can clean a 1,060 cubic-foot room of 99.999 percent of all particles larger than 0.3 µm in less than two hours. Easy to use, the F.LAM 30 does not require special staff or training. A potentiometer allows the user to adjust turbine power for maximum efficiency, while a selector switch controls the length of time it is in operat
March 1, 1996

The F.LAM 30, a mobile air purifier developed by the French manufacturer IPP PHARMA, has been created to meet the special air purification needs of surgery. The unit can clean a 1,060 cubic-foot room of 99.999 percent of all particles larger than 0.3 µm in less than two hours. Easy to use, the F.LAM 30 does not require special staff or training. A potentiometer allows the user to adjust turbine power for maximum efficiency, while a selector switch controls the length of time it is in operation.

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