Baker Edgegard EG6320 clean bench
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The Baker EdgeGARD EG6320 Clean Bench is a large, 6-foot horizontal laminar flow workstation designed to provide a clean, particle-controlled environment for non-hazardous laboratory, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, electronics, food-processing, and research applications. With a generous 70.5-inch-wide work area, approximately 34 inches of interior working height, HEPA-filtered horizontal airflow, and ISO Class 5 cleanliness, the EG6320 provides substantially more usable vertical clearance than many conventional laminar flow clean benches.
The Baker EdgeGARD system draws room air through a prefilter before passing it through a high-efficiency HEPA filter. Clean air then moves horizontally across the work surface at approximately 100 feet per minute, continuously sweeping airborne particulate away from materials located within the work zone.
This airflow configuration is designed specifically for product protection. It helps protect samples, components, media, instruments, and other non-hazardous materials from environmental particulate contamination.
The Baker EdgeGARD EG6320 is not a biosafety cabinet and does not provide protection for the operator or surrounding laboratory environment. It should therefore be used only with non-hazardous materials where clean, particle-free conditions are required.
This used and reconditioned Baker EdgeGARD EG6320 clean bench from American Instrument Exchange is cleaned, inspected, and tested prior to shipment. A HEPA filter is included, and the unit includes a 90-day warranty from American Instrument Exchange.
6-foot horizontal laminar flow clean bench
Provides ISO Class 5 / former Class 100 air cleanliness
Approximately 70.5-inch-wide interior work area
Approximately 34.25 inches of vertical working clearance
Horizontal HEPA-filtered airflow
Average airflow velocity of approximately 100 fpm
HEPA supply filtration
Washable prefilter
Designed specifically for product protection
Extra-tall work area compared with the Baker EG6252
Large stainless-steel work zone
Brightly illuminated work surface
Suitable for non-hazardous aseptic and clean-processing applications
Useful for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, electronics, aerospace, food-processing, and research environments
HEPA filter included
Used and reconditioned by American Instrument Exchange
90-day warranty included
The Baker EdgeGARD EG6320 is part of Baker's long-established family of horizontal laminar flow clean benches.
Its primary purpose is straightforward: create a work area in which products and materials are continuously exposed to HEPA-filtered, particle-controlled air.
Room air enters through the lower front and side intake areas of the cabinet. A prefilter captures larger airborne particles before the air reaches the main HEPA filtration system.
The blower then moves filtered air through the HEPA supply filter and horizontally across the work area toward the operator.
This horizontal laminar airflow helps maintain a clean work zone by continuously flushing airborne particulate contaminants away from the materials being handled.
Because that air ultimately exits through the open front of the cabinet toward the operator, the EG6320 should never be used as a containment device.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Baker |
| Product Line | EdgeGARD |
| Model | EG6320 |
| Equipment Type | Horizontal Laminar Flow Clean Bench |
| Nominal Width | 6 ft. |
| Air Cleanliness | ISO Class 5 / former Class 100 |
| Airflow Direction | Horizontal |
| Nominal Air Velocity | Approx. 100 fpm |
| Supply Filtration | HEPA |
| HEPA Efficiency | 99.99% at 0.3 micron |
| Prefilter | Washable prefilter |
| AIE Exterior Dimensions | Approx. 74.25"W x 42"D x 70"H |
| AIE Interior Work Surface | Approx. 70.5"W x 28.5"D x 34.25"H |
| Manufacturer Nominal Interior Width | Approx. 70.5 in. |
| Manufacturer Nominal Interior Height | Approx. 34⅛ in. |
| Manufacturer Nominal Interior Depth | Approx. 22 in. |
| Electrical | 115V, 60 Hz |
| AIE Listed Current | Approx. 18.52 A |
| Installation | Larger EG6320 configurations may require hardwired electrical connection |
| AIE Listed Weight | Approx. 850 lb. |
| HEPA Filter Included | Yes |
| Product Protection | Yes |
| Personnel Protection | No |
| Environmental Protection | No |
| Condition | Used / Reconditioned |
| AIE Warranty | 90 Days |
The Baker EdgeGARD EG6320 is well suited for media preparation, sterile component assembly, pharmaceutical compounding involving non-hazardous materials, plant tissue culture, electronics assembly, optical component handling, medical-device assembly, food and beverage quality-control work, clean manufacturing, sample preparation, and other procedures where protection from airborne particulate contamination is important.
Its large 6-foot width and additional vertical clearance make it particularly useful for applications involving larger equipment, tall vessels, fixtures, trays, assemblies, or instrumentation that may not comfortably fit inside a shorter clean bench.
The Baker EG6320 is an excellent clean bench for pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities, biotechnology laboratories, university research groups, electronics manufacturers, aerospace companies, medical-device manufacturers, food-processing laboratories, optical laboratories, hospitals, clean manufacturing operations, and industrial research facilities.
It is particularly well suited for facilities that require a large ISO Class 5 horizontal clean workspace without the containment requirements of a biosafety cabinet.
The Baker EdgeGARD EG6320 is designed to provide an ISO Class 5 clean work area, historically referred to as Class 100 cleanliness under earlier Federal Standard terminology.
This level of air cleanliness is achieved by continuously supplying HEPA-filtered air across the work surface.
Maintaining a low concentration of airborne particles can be particularly important when handling:
Sterile components
Clean assemblies
Sensitive electronics
Optical parts
Pharmaceutical materials
Culture media
Plant tissue cultures
Precision instruments
The EG6320 effectively creates a localized clean-air environment without requiring an entire laboratory room to be maintained at the same cleanliness level.
The EG6320 uses horizontal laminar airflow.
HEPA-filtered air enters the rear of the work area and moves horizontally across the work surface toward the open front of the cabinet.
The objective is to create a consistent stream of particle-filtered air moving across the materials being handled.
When the work area is properly arranged, this airflow helps prevent room contaminants from settling onto products downstream of the HEPA filter.
Horizontal airflow is especially useful when direct product protection is the primary concern and personnel containment is not required.
Baker designed the EdgeGARD system to deliver filtered air across the work surface at an average velocity of approximately 100 feet per minute.
Maintaining appropriate airflow velocity helps establish a continuous unidirectional flow pattern through the work zone.
Too little airflow can make the clean area more vulnerable to room-air contamination, while excessive turbulence can disrupt the intended laminar flow pattern.
For this reason, proper blower operation, filter condition, and airflow verification are important elements of clean-bench performance.
The Baker EG6320 uses a HEPA supply filter rated at approximately 99.99% efficiency for particles 0.3 micron in size.
The HEPA filter provides the final stage of filtration before air enters the clean work area.
A washable prefilter captures larger dust and debris upstream of the HEPA filter, helping reduce loading on the primary filter and extend its useful service life.
American Instrument Exchange supplies this EG6320 with a HEPA filter and evaluates filtration performance as part of the refurbishment and testing process.
One of the most important considerations when purchasing a Baker EdgeGARD EG6320 is understanding what the cabinet is designed to protect.
The EG6320 provides:
Product protection — YES
It does not provide:
Personnel protection — NO
Environmental protection — NO
Because filtered air flows horizontally through the work zone and exits directly toward the operator, any aerosols generated within the work area can also travel toward the operator.
The cabinet should therefore be used only for non-hazardous materials.
A horizontal laminar flow clean bench and a Class II biosafety cabinet can look superficially similar, but their intended applications are fundamentally different.
The Baker EG6320 is designed to protect the product from contamination.
A Class II biosafety cabinet is designed to protect:
The product
The operator
The surrounding environment
by controlling both inward and downward airflow and filtering exhaust air.
If a procedure involves microorganisms, infectious materials, potentially hazardous aerosols, human-derived materials requiring biological containment, or other biohazardous substances, an appropriate biosafety cabinet should be used instead of an EdgeGARD clean bench.
The EG6320 should also not be confused with a chemical fume hood.
A chemical fume hood draws room air away from the operator and exhausts hazardous chemical vapors through a building exhaust system.
The EdgeGARD does the opposite: it pushes filtered air toward the operator.
For this reason, the EG6320 should not be used with:
Hazardous volatile chemicals
Toxic vapors
Flammable vapor-producing procedures
Harmful solvents
Corrosive aerosols
Radioactive aerosols
Applications involving hazardous chemicals should be conducted in equipment specifically designed for chemical containment.
One of the features that differentiates the EG6320 from several other EdgeGARD models is its approximately 34-inch interior working height.
This provides roughly six additional inches of vertical clearance compared with the shorter EG6252 configuration.
That extra height can be extremely useful when the work area must accommodate:
Tall laboratory vessels
Dispensing equipment
Small benchtop instruments
Product assemblies
Packaging fixtures
Large trays
Electronics assemblies
Manufacturing tooling
Laboratories that have struggled with the vertical limitations of conventional clean benches may find the EG6320 particularly attractive.
The EG6320 provides approximately 70.5 inches of usable interior width, making it a true six-foot-class clean bench.
This large workspace can support several operators' materials, larger assemblies, multiple pieces of equipment, or complex workflows that would be difficult to conduct inside a 3-foot or 4-foot clean bench.
The additional width can also help laboratories organize work so that clean materials remain upstream of potentially contaminated objects.
Correct work-area organization is essential for maintaining laminar airflow performance.
Materials should be arranged so that clean air from the rear HEPA filter can move toward the front of the cabinet without unnecessary obstruction.
Large objects should not completely block airflow to downstream materials.
Whenever possible:
Clean items should remain upstream.
Hands and tools should not repeatedly move over sterile materials.
Waste and used materials should be positioned downstream from critical products.
Equipment should be arranged to minimize turbulence.
Careful workflow design helps preserve the clean-air conditions the EdgeGARD is intended to provide.
Horizontal laminar flow clean benches have historically been used for preparation and handling of non-hazardous pharmaceutical materials where product cleanliness is important.
The EG6320's large work surface can be useful for:
Media preparation
Sterile component handling
Packaging operations
Clean assembly
Non-hazardous product preparation
Laboratory reagent handling
Application suitability should always be determined according to current facility procedures, regulatory requirements, and risk assessment.
Plant tissue culture requires a clean workspace because fungal spores, bacteria, and environmental contaminants can rapidly compromise culture vessels.
The EG6320 provides a large HEPA-filtered work zone where personnel can perform:
Explant preparation
Media transfers
Culture vessel manipulation
Plant propagation procedures
Sterile tool handling
Its generous vertical clearance can also accommodate taller culture vessels and supporting equipment.
Clean benches are widely used outside traditional biological laboratories.
Electronic components, sensors, optical assemblies, aerospace components, medical devices, and other precision products can be affected by dust and airborne particulate contamination.
The Baker EG6320 provides a localized ISO Class 5 workspace that can help manufacturers protect sensitive components without maintaining an entire production room at the same cleanliness level.
The EdgeGARD can also be useful in food science and quality-control laboratories for appropriate non-hazardous clean handling and sample preparation procedures.
Potential uses include:
Clean sample setup
Packaging-related testing
Sterile media preparation
Quality-control procedures
Product-development work
The clean bench should not be used where the materials being handled present an aerosol or biological hazard to the operator.
Baker EdgeGARD console models were designed to provide high illumination across the work surface.
Good lighting is particularly important for precision assembly, pharmaceutical processing, microbiological preparation, electronics work, and visual inspection.
The large open front also provides unobstructed access to the work area compared with cabinets incorporating restricted sash openings.
The Baker EG6320 and EG6252 are both approximately six feet wide and provide similar horizontal laminar-flow product protection.
The principal distinction is vertical working height.
The EG6320 provides approximately:
34 inches of interior height
The EG6252 provides approximately:
28 inches of interior height
The EG6320 therefore provides roughly six additional inches of vertical clearance.
Choose the EG6320 when tall equipment, vessels, assemblies, fixtures, or products must be positioned inside the clean work zone.
Choose the EG6252 when standard working height is sufficient and overall cabinet size needs to be minimized.
A 4-foot horizontal clean bench may provide enough room for routine media preparation or small-component work.
The EG6320 offers significantly greater work surface area.
A 6-foot model may be preferable when:
Multiple procedures occur simultaneously
Large assemblies are handled
Larger equipment must be placed inside the cabinet
Additional clean staging space is required
Production workflows require greater throughput
The tradeoff is greater floor-space, electrical, and shipping requirements.
American Instrument Exchange inspects and tests used clean benches before shipment.
For a Baker EdgeGARD EG6320, evaluation may include:
Blower motor operation
Control operation
Lighting
Electrical components
HEPA filter condition
Airflow performance
Overall cabinet condition
Work surface condition
Prefilter condition
General mechanical integrity
The cabinet is also cleaned and prepared for laboratory use before shipment.
American Instrument Exchange supplies filters for its refurbished clean benches and evaluates the installed HEPA filtration system as part of preparing the unit for resale.
HEPA filter condition is critical to the performance of any laminar flow clean bench.
A compromised filter or filter seal can allow unfiltered air to enter the work area.
American Instrument Exchange evaluates clean-bench filtration during refurbishment and can replace filters when required.
After installation, periodic HEPA filter integrity testing and airflow verification are recommended to ensure the bench continues to provide the expected clean-air performance.
Laboratories in Greater Boston, Massachusetts, and throughout New England can also obtain clean-air equipment testing, maintenance, HEPA filter replacement, airflow evaluation, and related service through AIE Laboratory Services.
Periodic inspection is especially useful after:
Relocating the clean bench
Replacing a HEPA filter
Servicing the blower
Changing laboratory layout
Extended periods of use
Performance verification helps ensure that the clean bench continues to provide the particle-controlled work environment required for the intended application.
Baker EdgeGARD clean benches have been widely used in laboratories and manufacturing facilities for decades, making refurbished units an attractive option for organizations seeking dependable ISO Class 5 clean-air workspaces without the cost associated with purchasing new equipment.
American Instrument Exchange supplies refurbished Baker clean benches as well as biosafety cabinets, laminar flow hoods, chemical fume hoods, incubators, centrifuges, refrigerators, freezers, and other laboratory equipment.
This refurbished Baker EG6320 includes a 90-day warranty.
The Baker EG6320 is a large floor-standing clean bench and requires appropriate planning for shipment and installation.
The American Instrument Exchange listing shows overall dimensions of approximately:
74.25"W x 42"D x 70"H
and an approximate unit weight of 850 lb.
Doorways, hallways, elevators, loading docks, and final laboratory access routes should be evaluated before delivery.
The EG6320 may also require a dedicated electrical circuit and hardwired connection depending on its specific electrical configuration.
Laboratories should verify available electrical service and the individual unit's data plate before installation.
Laboratories considering a Baker EdgeGARD EG6320 may also require clean benches and laminar flow hoods, Class II biosafety cabinets, chemical fume hoods, laboratory incubators, CO2 incubators, centrifuges, refrigerators, freezers, ultra-low freezers, and other sample-processing or clean-air equipment.
American Instrument Exchange offers used and refurbished laboratory equipment for biotechnology, pharmaceutical, research, manufacturing, academic, healthcare, and industrial facilities.
The EG6320 is a 6-foot horizontal laminar flow clean bench designed to provide an ISO Class 5 clean environment for non-hazardous products and materials.
The EG6320 provides product protection against airborne particulate contamination.
It does not provide personnel or environmental protection.
No. Although both use HEPA filtration, the EG6320 is a horizontal laminar flow clean bench rather than a Class II biosafety cabinet.
No. Horizontal airflow moves from the rear of the cabinet toward the operator. The EG6320 should not be used for procedures involving infectious or otherwise hazardous biological aerosols.
No. The EG6320 is not a chemical fume hood and should not be used for hazardous vapors, toxic chemicals, flammable solvent vapors, or other materials requiring chemical containment.
The EdgeGARD is designed to provide an ISO Class 5 clean work area, historically known as Class 100.
Yes. The clean bench uses a supply HEPA filter rated at approximately 99.99% efficiency at 0.3 micron.
Yes. American Instrument Exchange lists the EG6320 with a HEPA filter included.
Filtered air moves horizontally from the rear of the work zone toward the operator.
Baker EdgeGARD documentation and the American Instrument Exchange listing indicate an average airflow velocity of approximately 100 feet per minute.
The cabinet is approximately 74 inches wide externally, with approximately 70.5 inches of interior working width.
The EG6320 provides approximately 34 inches of vertical interior clearance.
The EG6320 provides approximately six inches more vertical working clearance than the EG6252 while maintaining a similar six-foot width.
American Instrument Exchange lists the unit at approximately 74.25"W x 42"D x 70"H.
The American Instrument Exchange listing estimates this unit at approximately 850 lb.
Manufacturer documentation for nominal EG6320 configurations may list different net and shipping weights, so site planning should use the dimensions and weight of the actual unit being delivered.
The unit operates from 115V, 60 Hz power. Larger EG6320 configurations may require a dedicated circuit and hardwired electrical connection. Electrical requirements should be confirmed from the individual cabinet's data plate before installation.
Yes. Plant tissue culture is a classic application for horizontal laminar flow clean benches because the primary objective is protecting sterile cultures and media from environmental contamination.
Yes. ISO Class 5 filtered airflow can help protect sensitive electronic, optical, aerospace, and precision-manufactured components from airborne particulate contamination.
Yes, provided equipment does not excessively block HEPA-filtered airflow or disrupt the intended laminar flow pattern. The EG6320's additional vertical clearance makes it especially useful for taller equipment and assemblies.
Yes. American Instrument Exchange inspects and tests used clean benches for blower, controls, electrical function, filtration condition, airflow performance, and overall mechanical condition before shipment.
Yes. Laboratories in Greater Boston, Massachusetts, and New England can contact AIE Laboratory Services for clean-air equipment testing, HEPA filter replacement, airflow evaluation, repairs, and maintenance.
This refurbished Baker EdgeGARD EG6320 includes a 90-day warranty from American Instrument Exchange.
Yes, all equipment from American Instrument Exchange comes with a warranty.
Used/reconditioned/refurbished equipment is tested to make sure it operates to the manufacturer's specifications and comes with a 90-day warranty (unless otherwise noted). New equipment comes with a warranty from the manufacturer.
Testing requirements vary across all the equipment categories we sell. Temperature controlled units are tested with NIST traceable probes and data loggers. Gaskets, external housing, glass, handles, controls and control screens are all thoroughly inspected for integrity and functionality.
We test all equipment using the manufacturer's parameters and specifications to confirm that the unit operates properly.
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