Anaerobic Glove Box / Anaerobic Chamber

Anaerobic chambers are used in experiments that require handling of oxygen sensitive materials. They can be found in microbiology labs and other labs where cell culture experiments that are sensitive to oxygen are performed. Things to consider when selecting an anaerobic chamber include features such as temperature, humidity regulation, if and how many incubators are included, whether the box is gloved or gloveless, and the type of user interface.
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ItemVinyl Anaerobic ChamberGloveless Anaerobic ChambersRigid (Gloved) Anaerobic Chambers
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DescriptionThe Vinyl Anaerobic Chambers provide a strict anaerobic atmosphere of 0-5 parts per million (ppm) using a palladium catalyst and hydrogen gas mix of 5%. The heavy duty vacuum airlock allows sample transfer without changes to the internal atmosphere. The Programmable airlock allows the user to ... Read MoreGloveless Anaerobic Chambers offer the operator a convenient glove-free ability to handle and inspect samples under low oxygen (0-5 ppm) conditions. A special cuff and sleeve-vacuum system allows the operator to work barehanded (or with surgical gloves) inside the glove box. After the operator ... Read MoreRigid Anaerobic units can be manufacture from economical Polymer or the sturdy Aluminum.

The Aluminum units are ideal for labs with chemical resistance needs, due to the ability to upgrade the standard polycarbonate viewing screen to a Tempered Glass, and the Glove Port Panel to an Aluminum style.
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Volume26.5, 43.5 and 57.5 cu.ft.12, 16, 18, 20, 24, 30 and 36 cu.ft.Inquire
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