Corrosive exhaust from fume hoods and process lines doesn’t stay contained — it attacks ductwork, rooftop equipment, and anything downstream that isn’t built to resist it. Glorylab’s PP fume hood scrubbers are engineered specifically for this problem, using polypropylene construction and a spray-and-packing design to neutralize acid mist before it leaves your facility. Whether you’re treating exhaust from a single fume hood or multiple corrosive process points, we build a scrubber sized to your airflow and application.
Glorylab is the manufacturing division of Jiangsu Jiahong Laboratory Equipment Co., Ltd. We design and build our fume hood scrubbers in-house, so there’s no distributor markup and no communication gaps between you and the people who build your equipment. Every unit ships factory-direct, and our team works with lab planners, EHS managers, and industrial buyers in 30+ countries to spec systems that match real exhaust conditions—not generic catalog sizing.
Fume hood scrubbers control pollution in wet air. They can remove acid mist, corrosive gases, and particulates. These scrubbers remove pollution before the exhaust is released to the atmosphere or recirculated. Air is drawn through a vertical tower, enters a spray section, and passes through a bed of PP hollow ball packing. Hollow ball packing creates a large surface area of the packing. The acid mist is absorbed and neutralized before exiting the scrubber, rather than being vented.
Without a proper scrubber, corrosive exhaust air becomes acid rain and corrodes ductwork, fans, and unit housings; this process is much faster than the equipment’s expected service life. A properly sized scrubber protects downstream equipment, keeps exhaust concentrations within allowed environmental discharge limits, and reduces the risk of exposure to personnel and structures.
Match the scrubber to how your exhaust system actually operates. Here are four common scenarios and the models built to handle them.
If you're exhausting a single fume hood for acid digestion or similar wet chemistry, JH-FSP001 is sized for exactly this scenario — one source, one scrubber, and a minimal footprint.
If you're running multiple fume hoods or process exhaust points that need to be treated together, JH-FSP002's system-level design is built to handle combined or multi-source airflow without requiring a separate unit at every point.
These processes typically generate continuous corrosive exhaust from multiple stations, making JH-FSP002 the better fit for centralized treatment and higher-duty operation.
Both models use a compact vertical tower footprint designed to fit into new builds and retrofits alike; final sizing depends on your airflow requirements.
Send us your exhaust volume, chemical profile, and site layout, and our engineering team will recommend the right model and configuration.
| Specification | JH-FSP001 | JH-FSP002 |
|---|---|---|
| Application | Single fume hood / single acid mist source | Multi-source corrosive exhaust / process lines |
| Body Material | PP (FRP or stainless steel optional) | PP (FRP or stainless steel optional) |
| Wall Thickness | 8mm/10mm | 8mm/10mm |
| Max Operating Temperature | 50°C | 50°C |
| Pressure Drop | ≤500 Pa | ≤500 Pa |
| Electrical Components | DELIXI | DELIXI |
| Water Replenishment | Automatic/manual | Automatic/manual |
| Chemical Dosing | Optional automatic | Optional automatic |
| Pump/Control Configuration | Standard | Configurable |
| Best Suited For | Individual lab workstations | Electroplating, surface treatment, multi-point chemical processes |
Glorylab manufactures every fume hood scrubber in-house at our facility near Shanghai. With no distributors or intermediaries in the supply chain, your pricing reflects actual production cost rather than a chain of added margins.
Our scrubbers are designed specifically for acid mist and corrosive gas treatment, with PP construction that resists the wet, acidic operating environments that cause ordinary metal equipment to degrade over time.
PP is the standard choice for most acid mist applications, while FRP and stainless steel versions are also available for projects with different structural, environmental, or facility requirements. Our team helps match the material to your actual exhaust conditions before production begins.
Tower size, airflow capacity, pump specification, water replenishment method, chemical dosing configuration, and control setup can all be adjusted to suit your exhaust system. Glorylab reviews process and installation requirements before production, not after delivery.
All scrubbers are packed and documented for international freight. We export across Asia, the Middle East, Europe, Africa, and the Americas, and can coordinate consolidated shipping for multi-product laboratory or industrial projects.
Custom branding, modified dimensions, and OEM/ODM production are available for distributors, contractors, and system integrators. If you need a scrubber built to your own specification or supplied under your own brand, our team can support that directly.
We hold international authoritative certifications to ensure our equipment meets global market access standards and production quality requirements.
Custom tower dimensions and airflow capacity are available across both models. Glorylab can match the scrubber body size and internal configuration to your exhaust volume, gas type, and installation conditions.
PP is standard, with FRP and stainless steel options available for projects with different structural or environmental requirements. Pump specification, water replenishment method, and manual or automatic control setup can also be adjusted to suit your process.
OEM/ODM production with custom branding, modified dimensions, and private-label supply is available across both scrubber models for distributors, contractors, and system integrators.
Before shipment, our technical team reviews each order to confirm tower size, material selection, airflow configuration, and auxiliary options align with your exhaust conditions and site layout.
Each order includes installation guidance and full information on pump configuration, packing media, and spare parts availability to support long-term operation and maintenance.
For projects combining scrubbers with fume hoods, fans, ductwork, or other Glorylab product categories, our team can coordinate scheduling, documentation, and consolidated shipping to simplify procurement and reduce lead times.
The JH-FSP001 is designed for single-point acid mist exhaust treatment, such as one laboratory fume hood or a similar dedicated exhaust source. The JH-FSP002 is positioned as a broader system-level scrubber for facilities where corrosive exhaust comes from multiple process points or a centralized exhaust line, such as electroplating, surface treatment, or chemical processing operations.
Both models are designed for acid mist and water-soluble corrosive gases. Typical applications include fume hood exhaust, wet chemistry processes, chemical dosing areas, electroplating lines, surface treatment operations, and other systems where corrosive gas needs to be treated before discharge.
PP is the standard material for both models because it offers strong resistance to wet, acidic operating conditions and is cost-effective for most applications. FRP and stainless steel versions are also available for projects with different structural, environmental, or facility requirements.
PP is the standard choice for most acid mist and corrosive wet exhaust applications. FRP can be suitable where different structural characteristics are preferred, while stainless steel may be specified when a project requires a metal body. The right choice depends on your gas type, concentration, temperature, and installation environment.
Both the JH-FSP001 and JH-FSP002 are rated for a maximum operating temperature of 50°C. If your exhaust stream exceeds this temperature, our team can review your operating conditions and advise on a suitable alternative configuration.
No. Automatic chemical dosing is available as an optional configuration on both models. Standard systems can be supplied with automatic or manual water replenishment, and the dosing setup can be selected based on your operating preference.
Yes. Both models can be configured to integrate with existing laboratory or industrial exhaust systems. During the quotation process, our team can review airflow volume, ducting layout, and installation conditions to confirm the appropriate configuration.
Sizing depends on your airflow volume, gas type, concentration, temperature, and available installation space. Share these details with our team, and we will recommend the right model, tower size, material, and auxiliary configuration for your project.
Routine operation typically involves checking liquid levels, monitoring the pump and spray circulation system, and inspecting the packing media and internal spray section periodically. We provide installation guidance and operating information with each order to support day-to-day use and maintenance.
Yes. Glorylab manufactures both models in-house and supports OEM/ODM production, private-label branding, and export orders. We ship to more than 30 countries and provide the documentation needed for international freight and project delivery.
