Ordered clean-air path
Unidirectional airflow reduces recirculating eddies around exposed items when equipment is arranged to preserve the supply path.
A unidirectional supply pattern distinguishes this model from the turbulent-flow version. The controlled airflow is intended for processes that require a more orderly clean-air path across exposed sterile materials, while four glove ports provide access along the working chamber.
Unidirectional airflow reduces recirculating eddies around exposed items when equipment is arranged to preserve the supply path.
Four glove ports support sequential testing, assembly or small-batch filling activities within one barrier.
Hydrogen-peroxide biodecontamination and the control platform are combined with the isolator rather than treated as detached accessories.
| Barrier Construction | Rigid-wall isolator |
|---|---|
| Glove Ports | 4 |
| Airflow Pattern | Unidirectional airflow (UDAF) |
| Intended Processes | Sterility testing and aseptic processing |
| Biodecontamination | Integrated vaporized H2O2 generator |
| Control System | Integrated process controls with traceability |
| Working Access | Four front glove positions |
| Material Entry | Configurable aseptic transfer interface |
| Process Layout | Equipment arranged to preserve the unidirectional air path |
| Customization (Kustomisasi) | Work-zone layout, monitoring points and transfer equipment can be tailored to the aseptic operation. |
Pharmacopoeial sterility testing, sterile component assembly, aseptic formulation and small-batch fill-finish operations.
Process monitoring, transfer-port arrangements and accessories for sterility-test or filling equipment may be integrated during configuration.
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