Isolators
have been around the Pharmaceutical Industry since the early 1980s and in the
Nuclear Industry (glovebox technology) since the 1950s. The intent of isolators
is to create an airtight barrier or enclosure around a piece of equipment or
process which provides absolute separation between the operator and product.
The operator can perform tasks through half-suits or glove ports. Isolators
provide a specific environment inside the isolator using HEPA filters.
Posted by Tim Sandle
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