Controlled Atmosphere Processing Environments

Many processing operations must be carried out in controlled environments. Reasons for this may be to protect the operator from hazardous materials or reaction products, or to protect the materials from reactive materials or gases such as oxygen or water. They may vary in size from small chambers or gloveboxes or booths to entire rooms including cleanrooms. Their complexity will depend on the exact requirements such as access and manipulation.
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Equipment
Hosokawa downflow booths with a filtration performance of a minimum of 99.99% are especially used where toxic, hazardous or sensitizing products are handled, especially in fine chemical, pharmaceutical and food industries.
The TriAxis electron beam evaporation system includes a 304 stainless steel cylindrical chamber with a typical size range 18 or 24 inch diameter and is scaled to match the specific application.
Hosokawa Micron`s Isolator systems can be used to handle products down to OEB<5 (down to 30 ng).
The Horizontal Laminar Flow Booth provides controlled, non-turbulent, once through, airflow, which ensures extra environmental safety and operator protection from dust and fumes.
Hosokawa offers the Flexible Product Isolator, which has been designed to meet the demands for a flexible, cost-effective, barrier containment solution.
The SC3500 evaporation system from Semicore is made of stainless steel and is a water cooled process chamber with swing open front access door.
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