900 l.
chamber volume
Micro Solutions / Life Science
Large-sized anaerobic station with a volume of 900 liters for the placement of laboratory equipment

Large-sized anaerobic station with a volume of 900 liters for the placement of laboratory equipment
with HEPA-filtration; in GMP-execution - laminar flow for EU GMP Grade A
A135 HEPA/GMP is an anaerobic workstation with a useful capacity of 900 liters for cultivation and operation without contact with atmospheric oxygen.
The station maintains a stable anaerobic atmosphere during inoculation, incubation and culture research. Color touch interface, automatic drying, remote access and monitoring conditions simplify documentation; airlock 40 cups; cycle 60 s. Built-in HEPA recycling cleans the atmosphere of the work chamber. Source line combines executions HEPA and GMP: The GMP option further relates to closed insulators with a unidirectional flow and validation packet.
Capacity: 900 liters; system of gases - anaerobic mixture and N2. airlock for 40 cups; cycle 60 s. Dimensions Sh×G×B: 1473×1056×1063 mm; weight 175 kg. The availability of Instant Access, moisture, cooling and other options depends on the selected configuration.
chamber volume
HEPA filter (GMP-execution)
lock-cycle
large-camera for additional equipment
| Chamber volume | 900 l. |
|---|---|
| Airlock | 40 Petri cups (GMP performance: up to 10 bottles of Duran 500 ml), 17.5 liters |
| Lock cycle time | 60 s (GMP-execution - 2 minutes) |
| Gas supply | anaerobic gas mixture / N2 (two gas lines) |
|---|---|
| HEPA filtering | internal, ISO 14644 Class 3; GMP execution – H14, 99.9997 % DOP, EU GMP Grade A |
| Removable front | There is (in GMP-execution - as standard) |
| Remote access / data registration | Yes |
| Dimensions (W×D×H) | 1473 × 1056 × 1063 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 175 kg |
Reduced temperature for a separate culture storage area
Indication of anaerobic conditions in the chamber
Reducing the particle content in the airlock in a 2-minute cycle
Confirmation of qualification of equipment for GMP-processes