Protects sensitive materials from oxygen and moisture contamination
Achieves oxygen levels as low as 5 ppm and moisture levels as low as 50ppm
One-piece molded, medium density polyethylene shell
Contains a laminated safety glass viewing window, 1/4” (6 mm) thick with powder-coated steel frame and neoprene gasket
Leak-tested with a mass spectrometer while glove box is pressurized with Helium at 5 inches of water gauge
Meets Class 1 atmosphere containment conditions for oxygen leak rates
Consists of a pressure relief valve that activates at pressure/vacuum above 6 inches or below -6 inches of water gauge
Includes six manual valves with 3/8” (10 mm) compression fittings
Readings from the transfer chamber pressure gauge from 0 to -29 inches of mercury
Transfer chamber high vacuum sleeve and interior interlocking shelf included.
Labconco's Precise Controlled Atmosphere Glove Boxes have valves for evacuating and filling the chambers as well as drying train connections to achieve low oxygen levels for work with organometallics, alternative energy cells or hydrophilic chemicals.
Six Manual Valves with 3/8" (10 mm) Compression Fittings and 3/8" (10 mm) Hose Barbs Two valves are located both on the main chamber and transfer chamber for evacuating and re-filling the chambers via a vacuum pump and inert gas. The remaining two valves on the main chamber can be connected to a continuously re-circulating oxygen and moisture removal system-creating and preserving levels of 1 to 5 ppm oxygen. Additionally, each box has been factory tested to have no detectable leaks greater than 0.0001 ml/sec.
Chamber and Pressure Gauge
Main chamber pressure gauge monitors pressure between -5 to +5 inches of water gauge. The Pressure Relief valve activates at +/- 6 inches water gauge, preventing damage to the window should internal pressure exceed operational limits. The transfer chamber includes an epoxy-coated steel high vacuum sleeve to allow transfer chamber evacuation without distortion. The transfer chamber pressure gauge monitors pressure/vacuum from 0 to -29 inches of mercury.
- Protects sensitive materials from oxygen and moisture contamination
- Achieves oxygen levels as low as 5 ppm and moisture levels as low as 50ppm
- One-piece molded, medium density polyethylene shell
- Contains a laminated safety glass viewing window, 1/4” (6 mm) thick with powder-coated steel frame and neoprene gasket
- Leak-tested with a mass spectrometer while glove box is pressurized with Helium at 5 inches of water gauge
- Meets Class 1 atmosphere containment conditions for oxygen leak rates
- Consists of a pressure relief valve that activates at pressure/vacuum above 6 inches or below -6 inches of water gauge
- Includes six manual valves with 3/8” (10 mm) compression fittings
- Readings from the transfer chamber pressure gauge from 0 to -29 inches of mercury
- Transfer chamber high vacuum sleeve and interior interlocking shelf included.
Labconco's Precise Controlled Atmosphere Glove Boxes have valves for evacuating and filling the chambers as well as drying train connections to achieve low oxygen levels for work with organometallics, alternative energy cells or hydrophilic chemicals.
Six Manual Valves with 3/8" (10 mm) Compression Fittings and 3/8" (10 mm) Hose Barbs Two valves are located both on the main chamber and transfer chamber for evacuating and re-filling the chambers via a vacuum pump and inert gas. The remaining two valves on the main chamber can be connected to a continuously re-circulating oxygen and moisture removal system-creating and preserving levels of 1 to 5 ppm oxygen. Additionally, each box has been factory tested to have no detectable leaks greater than 0.0001 ml/sec.
Chamber and Pressure Gauge
Main chamber pressure gauge monitors pressure between -5 to +5 inches of water gauge. The Pressure Relief valve activates at +/- 6 inches water gauge, preventing damage to the window should internal pressure exceed operational limits. The transfer chamber includes an epoxy-coated steel high vacuum sleeve to allow transfer chamber evacuation without distortion. The transfer chamber pressure gauge monitors pressure/vacuum from 0 to -29 inches of mercury.
