Crowthorne Group Resource Centre

The Crowthorne Group is the UK's Largest independent Clean Air service and validation provider.We are not associated with any manufacturer, construction company or supplier of equipment or facilities, so provide entirely impartial reports on your facility or equipment to keep your staff safe.

July 1, 2021

FAQ

Crowthorne FAQ’s
September 23, 2022

Positioning Microbiological Safety Cabinets for Best Performance

Microbiological Safety Cabinets (MSCs) form part of many labs, often with multiple cabinets running different tests and/or experiments. With floorspace being at a premium in all labs, it is crucial that MSCs are positioned correctly to ensure optimum performance and safety.
August 9, 2022

Announcement – Crowthorne Partners with ACF

Crowthorne Group is pleased to announce that Absolute Carbon Filters (ACF) has been welcomed into the Crowthorne Group fold as a great addition to our Parts & Filters division
March 9, 2022

What is a KI test?

If you have a microbiological safety cabinet, you may have heard of a KI test. Having your safety cabinet tested when necessary is integral in ensuring that its in good working order and safe to use, but is a KI test what you need? Here, we look at what a KI test is and how it can determine if your safety cabinet is functioning correctly.
March 7, 2022

The Importance of Maintaining Ventilation Systems in Operating Theatres

Having well-maintained ventilations systems in operating theatres helps towards carrying out successful operations with a lower risk of post-operation infections. In fact, it has been found that when ventilation systems in operating theatres aren’t functioning correctly, they could increase the chance of risk to a patient’s health – something which must be avoided at all costs.
February 3, 2022

How Often Does My Safety Cabinet Need To Be Tested?

Microbiological safety cabinets are integral in protecting operators, their environment, and often the product being worked with, so it’s vital that they are tested and checked when necessary to ensure that they’re in good working order. Neglecting to do this could mean that they’re not safe to use or compliant with BS EN 12469:2000.