Laminar Air Flow[LAF] Laminar air flow refers to a clean air movement technique characterized by a smooth, uniform flow of air that minimizes turbulence and contamination. Commonly used in laboratories, hospitals, and manufacturing environments, laminar flow systems create a sterile workspace by directing filtered air in a consistent manner, which is essential for procedures requiring high levels of cleanliness, such as microbiological research and pharmaceutical production. These systems can be configured as horizontal or vertical flow, depending on the application, and typically utilize High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filters to trap airborne particles. By maintaining a controlled environment, laminar air flow helps protect sensitive materials and ensures compliance with stringent health and safety regulations. Laminar flow Clean air flow HEPA filters Sterile workspace Airflow systems Contamination control Cleanroom technology Microbiological safety Pharmaceutical production Laboratory ventilation Air quality management Flow hood Vertical laminar flow Horizontal laminar flow Particle filtration