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STJH-ISOLATOR-GLOVE-INTEGRITY-TESTER-48-NETWORK

Isolator Glove Integrity Tester 48-Head Networked

A networked platform for managing and operating up to 48 wireless pressure-decay test heads in parallel.

Up to 48 parallel heads
Central audit-trail software
Optional OPC or SQL interface

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Product Introduction

The 48-head architecture is intended for large filling lines and multi-module barriers where port count, result association and user access become fleet-management issues. Central software supervises parallel tests, maps heads by RFID and can exchange information through optional OPC or SQL interfaces rather than leaving each instrument as a separate record source.

Key Features

Large-line concurrency

A standalone wireless network can manage and operate as many as 48 configured units at the same time.

Controlled data ownership

User roles, audit trails and signed reports support review of who ran each port test and under which recipe.

Plant-system connectivity

Optional OPC or SQL interfaces allow the glove-test dataset to enter an existing automation or information architecture.

Technical Parameters

Maximum Network Size	48 wireless test heads
Parallel Operation	Up to 48 glove tests
Measurement Method	ISO 10648-2-based pressure decay
Detectable Leak Class	100 µm and above
Wireless Communication	ZigBee protocol
Port Mapping	RFID identification
Stored Test Recipes	Up to 9 glove recipes
User Access Levels	Up to 6 configurable roles
Data Interfaces	Optional OPC and SQL
Customization	Head quantity, port discs, recipe library, reporting and integration interfaces can be configured for the barrier network and operating environment.

Applications

High-port-count aseptic filling isolators, multi-cell process barriers and large RABS installations requiring synchronized integrity testing and centralized records.

Solutions for Your Application

A large glove fleet produces fragmented records and uncertain port-to-result traceability.Use RFID mapping and central reporting to associate every test with its glove location, recipe and authorized user.

The facility needs glove-test status available beyond a standalone workstation.Select the appropriate OPC or SQL interface and define the required data exchange with the site system.

Available Options

Network size up to 48 heads, port-specific discs, trolley groups, cleanroom tablets, Active Directory user management, OPC connection and SQL export may be specified.

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