Glovebox

Gloveboxes are sealed containers that are designed to produce separate atmospheres. Through attached gloves, users are allowed to manipulate objects in container chambers. Two types of glove boxes exist according to the protection aims. The first type is designed to protect objects that require high-purity inert atmospheres such as nitrogen or argon. The second type is designed to protect operators from dangerous substances such as radioactive materials or infectious diseases.

Gloveboxes are essential equipment for numerous fields. Examples include the following: organometallic chemistry, organic synthesis, hydrophilic chemical handling, medical devices, electronic component handling, lithium battery handling, solar cell assembly, hemoglobin and metabolic research, catalyst handling, medicine synthesis, nuclear industry, membrane of organic EL preparation, etc.

Gloveboxes are sealed containers that are designed to produce separate atmospheres. Through attached gloves, users are allowed to manipulate objects in container chambers. Two types of glove boxes exist according to the protection aims. The first type is designed to protect objects that require high-purity inert atmospheres such as nitrogen or argon. The second type is designed to protect operators from dangerous substances such as radioactive materials or infectious diseases.

Gloveboxes are essential equipment for numerous fields. Examples include the following: organometallic chemistry, organic synthesis, hydrophilic chemical handling, medical devices, electronic component handling, lithium battery handling, solar cell assembly, hemoglobin and metabolic research, catalyst handling, medicine synthesis, nuclear industry, membrane of organic EL preparation, etc.