Acrylic Glove Box BZAGB-501B
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Acrylic Glove Box BZAGB-501B

Labzee Acrylic Glove Box BZAGB-501B offers controlled handling of hazardous and sensitive materials in isolated, contamination‑free environments. It features a 1096 × 640 × 645 mm main chamber with a built‑in transfer box for safe material transfer without disturbing internal conditions. Built from 10 mm thick high‑clarity PMMA, it ensures durability, chemical resistance, and clear visibility. Four integrated gloves support coordinated two‑operator work, and its airtight enclosure maintains isolation for contamination‑sensitive processes.

$ 3399

Main Box Dimension 1096 × 640 × 645 mm
Material PMMA
PMMA Thickness 10 mm
Left Round Door 400 mm
Gloves 4
Transition Box Yes
Transition Box Dimension 240 × 240 × 240 mm
Product Dimension 110 × 64 × 65 cm
Package Dimension 166 × 70 × 70 cm
Net Weight 100 Kg
Gross Weight 105 Kg

Isolated Work Enclosure: Maintains contamination‑free conditions for sensitive processes.

Built-in Transfer Box: Chamber enables safe material transfer without compromising the internal atmosphere.

Four Glove Ports: Allow coordinated two‑operator work for complex procedures.

High-Clarity PMMA Structure: Thick acrylic body ensures durability, chemical resistance, and transparent visibility.

Spacious Main Chamber: Generous workspace for samples, apparatus, and routine handling tasks.

• Pharmaceutical Industry: Used for controlled handling of hazardous and sensitive materials in compounding.

• Semiconductor Industry: Supports handling of delicate components in isolated, particle‑free conditions.

• Microbiology Labs: Employed for sterile procedures and contamination‑free sample testing.

• Chemical Industry: Suitable for precision processing of reactive substances.

• Research Laboratories: Applied in controlled atmosphere experiments and inert gas operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

1: What Is an Acrylic Glove Box Used For?

An Acrylic Glove Box is used to provide a sealed environment for handling sensitive materials. It is ideal for applications requiring isolation from dust, moisture, or contaminants. Common uses include laboratory experiments, electronics assembly, and chemical handling. It ensures safe operation while maintaining clear visibility. The glove box allows manipulation through built-in gloves without compromising the internal atmosphere.

2: What Materials Are Used in the Acrylic Glove Box?

The Acrylic Glove Box is made primarily from PMMA (polymethyl methacrylate), a strong, transparent plastic. This material offers excellent visibility and chemical resistance. The gloves are typically made of latex, ensuring flexibility and a secure seal. Stainless steel valves and fittings enhance durability and airtight performance. All materials are chosen to ensure clarity, safety, and compatibility with various lab environments.

3: How Transparent Is the Acrylic Glove Box?

The Acrylic Glove Box is highly transparent, making it ideal for tasks that require visual observation. The clear PMMA panels allow users to monitor experiments and material handling without distortion. This transparency improves accuracy and safety. It is especially useful for delicate tasks where visual precision is critical. The see-through design enhances operational convenience.

4: What Types of Gloves Are Included?

Each Acrylic Glove Box includes built-in latex gloves, securely attached to glove ports. These gloves are soft and flexible, making it easier to perform tasks inside the chamber. Latex material provides good chemical resistance and durability. The gloves are ergonomically positioned for comfortable use. They support long periods of work without causing strain.

5: What Is the Purpose of the Transition Box?

The transition box serves as an airlock chamber for safely transferring items in and out of the main chamber. It helps maintain the internal environment by minimizing exposure. The transition box on the Acrylic Glove Box can be vacuumed up to -0.1 MPa. This feature is critical for inert gas operations or vacuum-sensitive tasks. It ensures a controlled entry and exit of materials.

6: What Is an Acrylic Glove Box Used For?

An Acrylic Glove Box is used to create a sealed and controlled environment for conducting experiments. It helps isolate materials from air, moisture, dust, and contaminants. This makes it suitable for chemical, biological, or electronic research. Users can manipulate objects inside safely through attached gloves. It’s essential for clean and precise lab work.

7: What Materials Are Used in This Acrylic Glove Box?

The Acrylic Glove Box is made of clear, durable acrylic panels, providing high visibility and structural strength. It features latex gloves for hand access, which are soft and flexible. Gas inlet and outlet valves are made of stainless steel, offering durability and corrosion resistance. All materials are chosen for lab safety and reliability.

8: Is the Acrylic Glove Box Airtight?

Yes, the Acrylic Glove Box is designed to be airtight. The front door uses a sealing gasket and latches to prevent any air exchange with the outside. This ensures a stable atmosphere inside, which is crucial for sensitive tasks. Airtightness also protects both users and contents from contamination. It maintains the integrity of experiments.

9: How Do You Introduce Gas Into the Acrylic Glove Box?

Gas is introduced through the stainless steel inlet and outlet valves built into the Acrylic Glove Box. These valves allow you to purge the interior with inert gases like nitrogen or argon. This helps in creating a dry and oxygen-free environment. The process is straightforward and supports many types of scientific experiments. Pressure can be controlled safely.

10: Can the Acrylic Glove Box Be Used for UV Experiments?

Yes, the Acrylic Glove Box can support UV-based experiments. Its clear acrylic body allows limited UV transmission, which is useful for sterilization or polymer curing. However, compatibility depends on the wavelength of UV light used. It’s ideal for microbiology work or UV testing when used properly. Always follow safety guidelines when using UV light.