Small-group capacity
The 88 in chamber depth accommodates approximately three personnel in one controlled cycle.
The 96 in deep version expands the internal path to 88 in and adds a second blower module for an approximate three-person load. Stainless construction and pneumatic access remain central to the hazardous-location architecture. Compared with the 44 in model, it offers group throughput and longer exposure, while avoiding the floor and electrical demand of the 144 in tunnel.
The 88 in chamber depth accommodates approximately three personnel in one controlled cycle.
Two blower sections distribute shower airflow over the longer occupied path.
Pneumatic operation supports facility designs that restrict ordinary electrical devices at the doorway.
| External Envelope | 52 W x 96 D x 120 H in |
|---|---|
| Internal Chamber | 35.5 W x 88 D x 83 H in |
| Nominal Occupancy | Approximately 3 people |
| Number of Blowers | 2 |
| Blower Performance | 1000 CFM at 4 in static pressure per cited blower basis |
| Hazard Scheme | Class I, Division 2 |
| Door Clearance | 36 W x 81 H in |
| Access Method | Pneumatic push-button operation |
| Construction | Stainless steel with stainless door frames |
| Customization | Disponible según la aplicación prevista y el entorno operativo. |
Suitable for small-team entry to classified clean production in chemical processing, pharmaceutical handling and aerospace finishing. User spacing, purge logic and the room's hazardous classification should be resolved before the two-blower system is specified.
Select electrical and pneumatic utilities, door operation, filter monitoring, stainless finish and cycle logic for the classified space. Confirm the hazard group and ventilation design with the responsible safety engineer.
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