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Cleanroom Laboratory Biohazard Beta Shield

Cleanroom Laboratory Biohazard Beta Shield

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BS-1010/1212/2016
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Cleanroom Laboratory Biohazard Beta Shield
The Cleanroom Laboratory Biohazard Beta Shield is designed to provide a clear physical barrier between personnel and biohazard-designated materials, equipment, or storage areas within cleanrooms and controlled laboratory environments. It helps visually designate biohazard zones while offering splash and contact protection during routine handling and workflow activities.

By defining controlled zones and adding a layer of physical separation, the beta shield supports safer laboratory practices, reduces accidental contact, and reinforces compliance with established biosafety protocols.
Published configuration
  • Application: Biohazard and laboratory safety shielding
  • Design intent: Visual and physical barrier for designated hazard zones
  • Construction material: Rigid clear polymer (non-porous, cleanroom-compatible)
  • Visibility: Transparent for line-of-sight monitoring
  • Cleanability: Compatible with IPA and approved laboratory disinfectants per SOP
  • Mounting / placement: Bench-top or fixed placement depending on configuration
  • Intended environments: ISO Class 4–8; laboratory and controlled environments
Why biohazard shields matter
Physical barriers help reduce accidental splashes, contact, and cross-contamination while clearly identifying hazard-controlled zones. They complement PPE and procedural controls as part of a layered safety approach.
Typical applications
  • Biohazard waste handling areas
  • Sample preparation and transfer stations
  • Laboratory benches requiring splash protection
  • Designated beta or biohazard storage zones
Use and handling guidance
  • Position the shield to fully separate personnel from the hazard zone.
  • Use in conjunction with appropriate PPE and biosafety procedures.
  • Clean and disinfect routinely using approved agents per SOP.
  • Inspect regularly for cracks or surface damage that could compromise protection.
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The Technical Vault Biohazard Shielding and Barrier Controls in Cleanroom Laboratories
Why physical barriers are essential
In laboratories handling biohazardous or regulated materials, PPE alone is not sufficient. Physical barriers provide an additional layer of protection by reducing splash exposure, limiting accidental contact, and clearly defining controlled zones.
Beta shields as part of layered safety
  • Engineering control: Adds separation between personnel and hazards.
  • Visual control: Reinforces awareness of biohazard-designated areas.
  • Process consistency: Helps standardize safe work practices.
Material construction and cleanroom suitability
  • Rigid clear polymer: Non-porous, low-shedding, and compatible with disinfectants.
  • Smooth surfaces: Simplify cleaning and reduce residue accumulation.
  • Transparency: Maintains visibility while providing protection.
Contamination control and waste reduction
By containing splashes and limiting spread, shields reduce secondary contamination and the need for excessive cleaning or disposal of adjacent materials.
Recommended placement
  • Laboratory benches handling biohazardous materials
  • Waste segregation and transfer stations
  • Designated beta or biohazard storage areas
SOSCleanroom technical perspective
Effective biosafety relies on layered controls. SOSCleanroom provides purpose-built shields and facility solutions that help customers protect personnel, control contamination, and maintain disciplined laboratory workflows.
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