Protect your clean room from contaminants by moving parts, materials, and equipment in and out through these cabinets. They limit the number of people entering the clean room, which helps you comply with pharmaceutical, semiconductor, food-processing, vehicle, and air and spacecraft industry standards. Use them as an airlock—closing their doors compresses a gasket, which makes the seal airtight. Since the two doors are interlocked, only one can be open at a time and there’s no risk of depressurizing and contaminating the clean room. There’s a window on each door for checking if materials are inside, as well as seeing into the opposite room.

Made of stainless steel and meeting USP 800, these cabinets stand up to regular cleanings without degrading. Inside, they have no lips or crevices that could hold contaminants, so they’re easy to wipe down to meet clean room standards in manufacturing and lab settings.

Mount them to a wide range of wall thicknesses. Choose any spot along their body to attach them to their mounting frame. This lets you customize how far these cabinets extend into the clean room. You can even make them flush on either side of the wall.

Cabinets with silicone gaskets hold up to frequent wiping because their gaskets are non-porous and won’t disintegrate.

Cabinets with EPDM gaskets are good for silicone-free environments, which are common for producing semiconductors and other electronics. However, EPDM is more porous than silicone, so it could break down after many cleanings.

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