CBC's Flexible Film (Softwall) Negative Pressure Research Isolator Systems are Designed for Personnel Protection and Product Containment.
Above: A negative pressure, flexible film research isolator (available as single- and double-tier).
With negative pressure isolators the air is pulled out of the isolator, which creates a lower pressure inside the chamber than the ambient room pressure. An external frame is needed to prevent the chamber from collapsing. In the event of a breach, the surrounding room air is pulled into the isolator preventing any product inside the isolator from leaving the isolator (often called a containment isolator).
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Above: Patient Isolation Chamber/Canopy. More Information
Above: Negative Pressure Containment Units for containment of pathogens such as the Covid 19, H5N1 (the avian flu), H1N1 (the swine flu) and Bacillus anthracis (anthrax); and for necropsy tables to prevent the potential spread of organisms during a necropsy. More Information
Above: Decontamination Chambers. More Information
Above: The CBC lap-seam sealing process is more durable than single seam seals.
Above: CBC's 20 mil. polyurethane material is almost indestructible and helps ensure against contamination due to accidental puncture or tear.
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