Ventilation for Medical Institutions and Laboratories in Kazakhstan
In medicine, air is not just an environment; it is a vital component of treatment. The slightest deviation in purity or temperature can affect test results or a patient’s recovery speed.
At “Climate PROF Kazakhstan” LLP, we create a microclimate where technology stands guard over health. We provide more than just fans and ducts; we deliver a system of guaranteed safety and absolute air purity.
Hygienic Air Handling Units: Creating the Ideal Environment
Standard ventilation simply moves air. Cleanroom ventilation creates a barrier against infection. The primary task of our units is to deliver a purified stream with pinpoint temperature accuracy.
Why are our units called “hygienic”? We have eliminated all factors that could become a source of contamination within the system itself:
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Biological Inertness: There are no porous materials inside the casing. Bacteria and mold simply have nowhere to take hold and multiply.
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Uncompromising Cleanliness: Internal surfaces are perfectly smooth. They can withstand regular disinfection, even with the most aggressive solutions.
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Absolute Filtration: The purification system is multi-staged, culminating in HEPA filters that capture the smallest particles, viruses, and allergens.
The result for you: A safe environment where hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) are excluded, and equipment works for the benefit of health without requiring complex or expensive maintenance.
KLIMOR NSL LAMINAR CEILINGS: UNCOMPROMISING STERILITY OVER THE OPERATING TABLE AND FOR CLEANROOMS
We supply and calculate Klimor laminar air diffusers, which create what is known as a “sterile zone” in the work area.
How does it work and why is it important for a clinic? Unlike standard ventilation, a laminar ceiling delivers air in a unidirectional vertical flow rather than chaotically. This solves three critical tasks:
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Infection Displacement: The airflow literally “blows” any microparticles and bacteria away from the surgical site, preventing them from settling on the wound or instruments.
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Turbulence Protection: Thanks to integrated HEPA filters and special meshes, the air moves uniformly, eliminating “dead zones.”
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Equipment Integration: Klimor NSL models are specifically designed to easily accommodate shadowless surgical lights and medical consoles.
We supply laminar ceilings in various sizes, meeting the needs of everything from small dressing rooms to large cardiothoracic operating theaters.
Exhaust Systems for Cleanrooms: Protecting Those Behind the Microscope
Laboratory exhaust is more than just removing waste air. It is a “shield” for your personnel working with aggressive chemicals or pathogens.
Our technological priorities:
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Resistance to Aggression: We use stainless steel and specialized polymers that do not degrade under the influence of acid vapors, alkalis, and reagents.
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Backflow Protection: A system of airtight valves ensures that exhaust air never returns to the room, even if the system is turned off.
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Smart Synchronization: The equipment integrates easily with fume hoods, responding instantly to changes in load.
Engineering Intelligence Instead of Generic Sales
We have long moved past the logic of “choosing a model from a catalog.” In medicine and science, there are no standard solutions—every facility is unique. Our task is to select equipment that works efficiently and unobtrusively.
How we work on your project:
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Task Analysis: We evaluate the room’s purpose—whether it’s an operating room with a laminar ceiling or a reagent warehouse. We select a solution tailored to a specific cleanliness class.
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Precise Calculation: We design the system so it is not excessive. This saves your initial investment and reduces energy bills in the future.
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Technical Support: We provide consultation and technical support to ensure the successful operation of your facility.
Want to create a truly safe environment in your clinic or laboratory? Let’s start by discussing your technological requirements. We will select a solution that combines strict medical standards, the specific needs of laboratory air purification, and the reliability of equipment from the world’s leading manufacturers.