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| Front Panel | A in. (mm) | D in. (mm) | E in. (mm) | F in. (mm) | G in. (mm) | H in. (mm) | I in. (mm) | M in. (mm) | N in. (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full Window | 28 (711) | 33 (838) | 37 (940) | 41 (1014) | 35 (889) | 43 (1092) | 14 (356) | 12 (305) | — |
| Partial Window | 31 (787) | 37 (940) | 28.25 (718) | 37 (940) | 12.81 (325) | 39 (991) | 14 (356) | 12 (305) | 14 (356) |
Nitrogen Generators give you a reliable point-of-use supply of up to 99%-pure nitrogen. Eliminate the drawbacks of canisters and 3rd-party suppliers! You control volume, purity and rate; all you need is a clean compressed-air feed. Terra's three sizes of maintenance-free membrane generators meet several capacity requirements are ideal for back-filling or continuous flow into desiccators, glove boxes, vacuum chambers and incubators.
Positive Pressure Isolation vs. Biohazard Containment
Terra glove boxes are designed as positive-pressure isolation chambers that operate with a continuous inflow of process gas and include bleed valves to relieve overpressures. Unless specified, they are not designed as low-leak or air-tight containment chambers, nor should they be used with hazardous substances that require air-tight seals. In containment applications, a glove box should typically be operated under continuous negative pressure, via a ventilated duct, so that any small leaks do not contaminate the operator or the environment.
