Description
SICCO Glove Box Duo 2 with Airlock Antistatic is a dual-access enclosure engineered for electrostatic-sensitive laboratory work. It uses an aluminium frame with dissipative polycarbonate panels and a dissipative polyethylene base, measuring 1200 x 710 x 890 mm externally. Front and rear sides each incorporate a door opening and two opposing glove ports fitted with two pairs of size 9,75 dissipative EPDM gloves, plus two cable lead-throughs on the lower left. The right-hand airlock has two doors with an outer latch against accidental opening; the tray projects into the working space when opened to simplify product transfer. Airlock operation is limited to the front right workstation side. Chamber and airlock each include two hose connections for gassing and ventilation together with matching hoses (2x 5 m PVC gassing hose and 2x 5 m PE ventilation hose). All materials can dissipate electrostatic charge via a rear-connectable earthing cable (M6 thread). Internal volumes are 475 litres (box) and 24 litres (airlock), with maximum loads of 60 kg and 3 kg. Usable interior is 850 x 665 x 845 mm. Supplied by manufacturer Bohlender at approximately 31,5 kg net weight, the unit supports controlled atmospheres where charge control is required.
This article is part of Fume cupboards & extraction, in Safety cabinets & hazardous storage.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- External dimensions: 1200 x 710 x 890 mm
- Usable interior (box): 850 x 665 x 845 mm
- Internal volume box: 475 L
- Internal volume airlock: 24 L
- Gloves: two pairs size 9,75 dissipative EPDM
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SICCO Glove Box Duo 2 with Transfer Chamber Antistatic, B 1200 x H 710 x T 890 m is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Bohlender for laboratory use. It sits in Fume cupboards & extraction, inside Safety cabinets & hazardous storage, in Lab safety equipment.
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