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Germ-free, Flexible Film, Positive Pressure Surgical Isolator
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Pictured above is a 4'x 2'x 2' positive pressure, germ-free, flexible film surgical isolator shown with the optional dip tube used for transferring items into the unit through an iodine bath.
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CBC's germ-free, flexible film, surgical isolator systems come with a pair of 12" diameter glove sleeves on both sides of vinyl isolator and
a 12" transfer port located on the end.
Surgical Isolator Features Include:
- 1 1/2" steel powder coated single shelf frame to prevent bending or warping.
- HDPE tabletop with inserts for attaching isolator components.
- Two-way locking wheels.
- 5/8" PVC hold-down rod and SS clamps.
- Blower and manifold system.
- (1) Durable 20 mil vinyl isolator.
- 20 mil urethane floor mat protector for inside the isolator.
- 3/8" closed cell foam pad for under isolator.
- (1) complete 3" diameter inlet filter & (1) complete 3" diameter outlet filter (includes filter media, filter covers, rubber bands and clamps).
- (2) pair of glove sleeves with 4" glove connection rings.
- (2) pair of hand gloves - neoprene, nitrile or hypalon gloves available.
- 12" Transfer Port (other sizes available).
- Port to isolator neoprene band and clamp for sealing isolator to transfer port.
- (2) 1" neoprene stoppers (other types available).
- (1) outside transfer port cap.
- (1) inside transfer port cap.
- (1) patent clamp for attaching outside port cap to transfer port.
- more...
Surgical Isolator Options:
- Microscope attachment.
- 4" dip tube for transferring items into the unit through an iodine bath.
- 5" filters optional.
Standard Sizes:
- 3' x 2' x 2'
- 4' x 2' x 2'
- Custom sizes available.
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CBC's lap seam sealing process is more durable than single seam seals and helps protect both personnel and product from accidental contamination. --> read more
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Our polyurethane material is almost indestructible - helps ensure against contamination due to accidental puncture or tear. --> read more
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Our flexible film isolators are ideal for researchers that:
- need a uniform, controlled environment,
- work with gnotobiotic animals,
- use genetically engineered animals,
- use transgenic rodent models,
- use immunodeficient animals,
- use axenic animals,
- use defined flora rodents,
- want to breed their own germ-free nucleus colonies,
- need to colonize germfree rodents with a standardized microbiota,
- others.
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