Interlock Pass Box Static

A pass box, also known as a pass-through cabinet or hatch, is a type of special equipment used for transferring small articles between different clean-level environments such as cleanrooms, laboratories, and pharmaceutical facilities. The pass box is equipped with an electronic interlock or mechanical interlock.

The Feature of Pass Box:

• Controlled Environment: The pass box provides a contained and controlled environment for transferring items between two different rooms or zones, maintaining the desired level of cleanliness, temperature, humidity, or other environmental parameters.
• Isolated Compartments: A static pass box typically consists of two compartments, one on each side, separated by a wall or partition. This allows items to be passed from one side to the other without directly exposing the contents to the external environment.
• Hinged or Sliding Doors: The pass box has doors or hatches on each side that can be opened and closed independently to facilitate the transfer of items. These doors are designed to provide a tight seal to prevent cross-contamination.
• Interlocking Mechanism: The doors on a static pass box are often interlocked, meaning that only one door can be opened at a time. This ensures the controlled environment is maintained and prevents the inadvertent introduction of uncontrolled air or particles.
• Decontamination: Some static pass boxes are equipped with features like UV lights or sterilizing gas inlets to decontaminate the interior surfaces and the items being transferred.
• Material of Construction: Static pass boxes are typically made of stainless steel, tempered glass, or other materials that are easy to clean, durable, and resistant to corrosion in a controlled environment.