Similarly to this question, I am looking for a large sturdy glovebag for my moisture sensitive measurements:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Is-there-any-alternative-to-glove-bags-by-Aldrich
We actually have the glovebag mentioned in that answer, but it is not large enough for our application.
Required dimensions are in the order of 50 x 70 x 50 cm, w x d x h; and an opening of about 50 x 15 cm. The idea is to be able to enter full analysis equipment in the glovebag, so the bag needs to be flexible and the opening should be sufficiently large. Also, to prevent rupture, it should be made of a durable material.
I found these two manufacturers:
- https://www.airscience.com/purair-flex-portable-isolators
- https://www.solocontainment.com/products/sololab/
I was wondering whether anyone uses another nice glovebag that has an even larger opening.
Hello,
we use sometimes this glove box/bag.
https://uk.vwr.com/store/product/588303/glove-box-mobile-and-disposable-captair-pyramid
https://fr.vwr.com/store/product/588303/boite-a-gants-mobile-et-jetable-captair-pyramid
It is much more sturdy than the classical glove bags (but costs about 300€)
Thank you Juliette Blanchard, that is the one mentioned in the other question I referred to and that we have ourselves in our lab. Unfortunately, the opening and base are are just too small for what I have in mind.
Artur Braun, thank you for the suggestions too. We actually tried with this one already in a quite creative manner ;). It was quite cumbersome to install, moreover the plastic is opaque and not very sturdy. We are looking for a less single-use, and a more permanent solution.
We are planning on re-using the glovebag for different equipments, hence the requirement for a large zippable opening. These equipments can also include microscope eyepieces, hence the opacity requirement.
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