Static Pass Box

A Static Pass Box (also called a passive pass box) is a sealed, double‑door transfer chamber installed between two cleanroom areas of the same cleanliness class, used to move materials without personnel entering/exiting and without active airflow or HEPA filtration.

Key Features and Benefits of Static Pass Boxes:

• Construction: Typically Made From Stainless Steel To Ensure Durability And Ease Of Cleaning. The Smooth Surfaces Prevent Particle Accumulation.
• Doors: Equipped With Interlocking Doors To Prevent Both Doors From Being Opened Simultaneously, Thus Maintaining The Integrity Of The Clean Room Environment.
• Sealing: High-Quality Seals Ensure That No Particles Enter Or Exit The Pass Box When The Doors Are Closed.
• View Panels: Transparent Panels On The Doors Allow Users To See The Contents Without Opening The Doors, Reducing Unnecessary Opening And Potential Contamination.
• Easy Installation: Can Be Easily Installed In The Wall Of A Clean Room Or Between Different Classified Areas Within A Facility.

Applications

• Pharmaceutical Manufacturing.
• Biotechnology Laboratories.
• Hospitals And Sterile Processing Departments.
• Medical Device Manufacturing.
• Food And Beverage Industries.
• Electronics And Semiconductor Industries.
• Research And Development Laboratories.
• Clean Rooms (ISO Class 5–8).
• Quality Control Laboratories.
• Cosmetic Manufacturing Facilities.

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