What is an Air Shower? An air shower is a cleanroom entry unit that removes particulate and microbial contamination from personnel and materials using high-velocity HEPA-filtered air jets before they enter controlled environments.

Air Shower Labmate LMASH-A101  Air Shower LMASH-A101 is a walk-through decontamination unit used to reduce contamination on personnel, equipment, and materials before entry into cleanrooms. It uses multi-directional HEPA-filtered airflow to dislodge particles and supports contamination control in laboratory, healthcare, and pharmaceutical environments.

What is Air Shower Labmate LMASH-A101 Used For? Labmate LMASH-A101 is used to control contamination at cleanroom entry points.It removes surface particles from personnel and materials before they enter controlled environments.

Applications

• Cleanroom personnel entry

• Material transfer into sterile areas

• Laboratory contamination control

• Pharmaceutical production entry zones

• Environmental monitoring preparation areas

How Does Air Shower Labmate LMASH-A101 Work? The unit uses HEPA-filtered air jets to remove particles from surfaces.High-velocity airflow dislodges contaminants while interlocked doors prevent cross-contamination.

Working Steps

1. Entry into chamber

2. Door interlock activation

3. Air jet cycle begins

4. Particles are removed from surfaces

5. Contaminants are filtered

6. Exit door unlocks

Key Functional Capabilities

• Multi-directional HEPA-filtered airflow

• Adjustable cycle time (0–99 seconds)

• Uniform air coverage

• Automatic door interlock system

• LED control interface

• Compact installation format

Technical Specifications

Parameter	Specification
Airflow Type	HEPA-filtered jets
Cycle Time	0–99 seconds
Noise Level	<65 dB(A)
Power Supply	AC 220 V / 50 Hz
Dimensions	1200 × 1100 × 2200 mm
Weight	210 kg
Construction	Powder-coated stainless steel and aluminum

Where Is Labmate LMASH-A101 Used?

• Pharmaceutical cleanrooms

• Biotechnology laboratories

• Hospital sterile environments

• Food processing clean areas

• Research laboratories

When Should You Use Labmate LMASH-A101? Use this unit when:

• Controlled entry contamination must be reduced

• Personnel and materials enter classified areas

• Cleanroom protocols require particle removal

• Adjustable decontamination cycles are needed

Air Shower vs Alternatives  Air showers actively remove particles, while alternatives like sticky mats or gowning areas focus on containment or preparation.

Equipment	Function
Air Shower	Active particle removal
Sticky Mats	Passive capture
Laminar Flow Booth	Local airflow control
Gowning Area	Personnel preparation

Do Air Showers Remove Microorganisms? Air showers remove particles that may carry microorganisms. They reduce contamination transfer but do not sterilize surfaces.

Are Air Showers Required in Cleanrooms? Air showers are commonly used in cleanrooms where contamination control is critical. Their use depends on facility protocols and classification requirements.

Typical Application Scenarios

• Cleanroom entry control

• Laboratory contamination prevention

• Pharmaceutical production areas

• Hospital sterile zones

• Equipment transfer into controlled environments

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is the cycle time?      Adjustable from 0 to 99 seconds.

Q2. Can it be used for materials?   Yes, equipment and carts can pass through the unit.

Q3.How is airflow controlled?     Through HEPA filtration and high-velocity fan systems.

Q4. Are doors interlocked?        Yes, to prevent contamination transfer.

Q5.  What maintenance is required?

• Filter inspection

• Surface cleaning

• System checks

Compliance and Monitoring Alignment

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