• This system was designed for the safe handling of DMAC (dimethyl acetamide)
• The isolator ran as a continuous purge system, using nitrogen as working gas

　　The process involved starting from air, purging the main chamber down to a specific level of moisture and then placing product in the chamber through the outside door. Once the outside door was closed a chamber purging cycle was initiated and a red light was illuminated. Once the chamber was purged the red light would go off and a green light would turn on. This would signal to the operator that the inside door could be opened. If either door was opened prior to the completion of the cycle an alarm would sound and the cycle would have to be started from the beginning. If moisture went higher than the safety level the alarm would also sound. This system met class 1 division 1 groups C and D and had radius corners for ease of cleaning and a sloped floor to a drain for spill containment.

Pharmaceutical Isolation Barrier Features

• Custom stainless steel fabrication
• Radius corners
• Automatic doors for pass-through with lock outs and computer controlled cycling
• Integrated particle count meters
• (VHP) Integrated hydrogen peroxide systems
• Systems designed to run with room air or inert gas
• Isolators can be run as closed loop systems for extremely consistent, reproducible and effective atmospheres
• CGMP and GAMP
• Member ISPE
• Excellent record for delivering on time on budget prototypes