Monthly Archives: May 2019

  1. Installing Flush-Mount Pass-Throughs

    Installing Flush-Mount Pass-Throughs
    Cleanmount pass-though lag bolt install

    Flush-mount pass-throughs, including CleanMount CleanSeam and CleanMount BioSafe, can be installed and ready for operation in a few minutes once the wall cut-out is prepared. The unique integral bracket mounts the chamber flush against the cleanroom wall without the use of any external fasteners or the need for caulking. With no horizontal surfaces to collect dust, the chamber exterior helps maintain the most critical cleanroom requirements.

    Refer to the Operating Manual for full installation details.

    The process is straightforward, only requiring the parts you receive from Terra, two people and the following additional supplies:

    • Phillips screwdrivers
    • Level
    • Caulk (in case of gaps due to wall
    Read more »
  2. Installing Fire-Rated and Ruggedized Pass-Throughs

    Installing Fire-Rated and Ruggedized Pass-Throughs
    Terra Universal Fire Rated Pass-through

    Fire-Rated and Ruggedized wall-mount pass-throughs can be installed and ready for operation in a few minutes once the wall cut-out is prepared. The process for contractors is straightforward, requiring the parts received from Terra, two people and the following additional supplies:

    • Phillips screwdrivers
    • Level
    • Fastener hardware appropriate for wall material (drywall or masonry, as examples). The number of fasteners needed will depend on the chamber size
    • Sealant or caulking approved for fire-rated walls (in case of gaps due to wall imperfections)
    Follow these steps to install the Pass-Through Chamber:
    1. Prepare the wall cut-out so that it’s a half-inch (0.5”) wider than the width and a half-inch (0.5 ”) taller than the height of the pass-through chamber
    2. With a colleague,
    Read more »
  3. Exhaust Fume Filtration

    Exhaust Fume Filtration
    Exhaust fume hood air flow diagram

    Activated charcoal, the most common purification filtration medium, adsorbs chemicals with a molecular weight above 30 and a boiling point above 60°C. Carbon filters are also effective with many other chemicals because of their particular molecular structure.

    Adsorption takes place in the active filter zone, the small cross-section of the filter bed in which the material to be removed comes in contact with the filtering medium (see illustration). This active filter zone moves upward as the filter becomes saturated. When it reaches the filter's top surface, there is an initial breakthrough by the contaminant gas; thereafter the percentage of contaminant gas that escapes filtration increases until total saturation of the filter is reached.

    Enhancing Filter Performance
    class 10000 filter chart
    Read more »
Terra Universal Home

Receive 10% OFF your first order.