Description
SICCO Glove Box with airlock antistatic is a conductive laboratory workstation for electrostatic-sensitive handling. An aluminium frame carries dissipative polycarbonate panes and a dissipative polyethylene base. The front provides two glove ports with a pair of size 9,75 conductive EPDM gloves, and two cable feedthroughs are located on the rear (upper right and left). The airlock has two doors; the outer door is fitted with a latch against accidental opening, and a tray extends into the workspace on opening for straightforward product transfer. Both the working chamber and the airlock include two hose connections each for gassing and ventilation, complete with matching hoses (2 × 5 m PVC gassing hose and 2 × 5 m PE ventilation hose). All materials used can dissipate electrostatic charge via a rear-connectable earthing cable (M6 thread). Overall external dimensions are 1210 × 780 × 600 mm from manufacturer Bohlender, with usable box interior 850 × 650 × 540 mm, box volume 290 L, airlock volume 24 L, hinged-lid opening 850 × 425 mm, total weight 20 kg, maximum load 40 kg on the box and 3 kg on the airlock. Suited to controlled, charge-dissipative sample handling and transfer.
This article is part of Latex & vinyl disposable gloves, in Gloves.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Construction: Aluminium frame with dissipative polycarbonate panes
- Base: Dissipative polyethylene
- External dimensions: 1210 x 780 x 600 mm
- Usable interior (box): 850 x 650 x 540 mm
- Interior volume: 290 L box / 24 L airlock
- Technical Information Sheet:
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SICCO Glove Box Antistatic with Transfer Chamber, B 1210 mm x H 700 mm x T 600 m is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Bohlender for laboratory use. It sits in Latex & vinyl disposable gloves, inside Gloves, in Lab safety equipment.
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