Cylindrical Vacuum Chamber for Glove Boxes
Vacuum Chamber
The standard design of vacuum chambers is cylindrical. These are double door airlocks with lockable closure. They allow for the transfer of samples, instruments, tools, components etc. without any loss of containment of the enclosure to which they are connected.
Applications
Technical Specifications
Technical specifications of the Vacuum chamber:
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Material: US AISI 304L stainless steel
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Standard models: internal Ø 150 – 400 mm
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Models on request: internal Ø 250 – 300 – 500 – 600 mm
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Doors Ø 150: quick-release or hinged
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Doors Ø 400: hinged with capstan clamping, quick-lock for quick blocking in low position, lifting jacks outside the glove box for both doors
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Sliding and removable tray
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Vacuum gauge and manual/automatic control valves depending on models
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Right or left mounting
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Leak rate < 10-5 mbar.l/s
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Vacuum airlocks are used exclusively on installations under controlled atmosphere (nitrogen, argon, helium), purified glove boxes, anaerobic enclosures or climatic glove boxes. For correct and safe use, the opening of a door should only be authorized after checking that the second door is closed. Their operation is based on vacuuming (thanks to a vacuum pump) and alternatively filling the chamber with gas in order to evacuate the air from the airlock.
The user has the choice of carrying out a variable number of successive empty/fill cycles in manual or programmable automatic mode to best eliminate all traces of atmospheric pollutants.
Compatibility
This equipment can be installed on the following glove box models
Controlled atmosphere glove box for the protection of products < 1PPM H2O – O2
Glove box designed for controlled atmosphere processes < 1PPM H2O – O2
Glove box designed for research and industry for all applications < 1PPM H2O – O2
Modular glove box for gas flushing. Easy to use, low maintenance.
High security isolator under neutral gas filtered in depression or overpressure under filtered atmosphere.
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