Visualize Airflow with Confidence – Fog Generation for Cleanroom and Containment Testing
Airflow visualization is an essential part of laboratory safety certification, cleanroom commissioning, and containment testing. Whether you’re evaluating airflow patterns in a biosafety cabinet or verifying directional flow in a cleanroom, Kanomax Fog Machines provide the visibility and reliability required for clear, professional-grade results.
Kanomax offers two fog generation options to meet your testing needs:
Rosco Fog Machine AL900
A reliable and affordable solution for general airflow visualization and training applications, the Rosco AL900 produces a steady, high-output fog ideal for:
Cleanroom and laminar flow hoods
Airflow turbulence diagnostics
Laboratory airflow demonstrations
Staff training in airflow safety protocols
Key Features:
Compact, portable design
High-output vapor fog for clear visual tracking
Ideal for HVAC testing, cleanroom evaluation, and educational use
Compatible with Rosco fog fluids for controlled particle size and minimal residue
Fume Hood Certified Hazer Professional
For environments requiring certified containment testing, the Hazer Professional is engineered to meet ASHRAE 110 and ANSI/AIHA Z9.5 performance standards. It generates a low-velocity, uniform haze that is ideal for:
Fume hood face velocity and containment testing
Biosafety cabinet airflow validation
Room pressurization and isolation verification
Critical space commissioning and certification
Key Features:
Ultra-fine, persistent fog ideal for laminar flow testing
Clean, non-toxic, low-residue output
Certified for use in critical environments per ASHRAE 110
Quiet, low-pressure design for sensitive lab settings
NOTE: The Flow Visualization and velocity procedure test standard (ANSI/ASHRAE 110-1995 section 6) is a visualization test used to determine hood ability to contain vapors. A visible smoke is introduced in a manner that is consistent in a way the hood is typically used. See ANSI/ASHRAE 110-1995 section 6 for a complete description of testing procedures.
