Fume hood or fume cupboard is a scientific equipment commonly used in chemistry laboratories designed to limit exposure to hazardous fumes. It protects users from inhaling chemicals by constantly pulling air into the hood and exhausting it out of the building. It also provides protection in the event of an explosion or fire. Two main types of unit exist, ducted and recirculating. With the ducted type, old asbestos vent pipe has been superseded on health grounds, typically with PVC or polypropylene. Air is drawn from the front of the cabinet by a fan, and expelled either outside the building, or made safe through filtration and fed back into the room. It is used when handling chemicals with significant vapor pressure or working with compounds that have an offensive odor.

Fume Scrubbers solves most industrial air pollution problems. These are especially effective on water-soluble fumes and odors. It has UV-resistant PVC, polypropylene and polyethylene for all outdoor installations. It has full cone spray nozzles. It also has fresh water flow meter, heavy-duty flanges and stainless steel hardware.

Fume scrubbing system is used to absorb all acid vapors. There are two basic venting systems used most commonly such as vent through a fume scrubber open to the atmosphere; and completely closed system not open to the atmosphere. Both the fume scrubber and closed systems eliminate acid vapor emission to the atmosphere. The closed system must use a pump only for unloading and transferring acid and utilizes return vapor lines.