Class 100 Cleanroom Glove box

The system provides a completely sealed working chamber that is fully isolated from the surrounding environment. Operators perform all manipulations inside the chamber via integrated gas-tight gloves. By combining high-efficiency filtration with unidirectional laminar airflow, the system creates and maintains a highly stable environment with extremely low particulate concentration. Its primary purpose is to generate a local ultra-clean micro-environment that either protects internal products/samples from particulate contamination, or, in biosafety applications, protects personnel and the external environment from hazardous substances contained inside the chamber.

The design is centered on two core objectives: particle removal and leak-tight containment. Depending on whether the protection target is the product inside or the operator outside, the system can be configured to operate in either positive-pressure or negative-pressure mode. Typical application areas include biopharmaceuticals, microelectronics and semiconductor processing, precision instruments and optics, aerospace, and other scientific processes that require sample handling and analysis under dust-free, aseptic conditions.

This is a highly customized, multi-process, end-to-end platform for advanced materials and device R&D / pilot production. It enables a fully enclosed workflow from raw-material handling → slurry preparation → thin-film coating / forming → device integration. The system is designed for flexible electronics and energy devices with the most demanding environmental requirements, as well as next-generation materials that are extremely sensitive to moisture and oxygen or require an ultra-clean environment.

The entire system atmosphere is maintained by a Class 100 purification system, ensuring tightly controlled particulate contamination. In the feed glovebox, air-sensitive materials (such as lithium metal, solid-state electrolyte powders, and perovskite precursors) are weighed, premixed and dried to produce slurries or pre-treated substrates. Electrolyte slurry is then prepared in the extruder unit and extruded into films. The substrates are transferred through a T-shaped transfer channel to the spin-coater module for precision thin-film coating; solution preparation, spin-coating and subsequent post-treatments are all carried out under an inert atmosphere to safeguard device efficiency and lifetime.

Through a recirculating purification system, this glovebox continuously removes moisture (H₂O) and oxygen (O₂), achieving Class 100 air cleanliness—i.e., no more than 100 particles ≥ 0.5 μm per cubic foot of air (equivalent to ISO Class 5).

The large-volume single chamber provides a uniform atmosphere and can accommodate multiple integrated instruments. The dual-station layout supports two operators working simultaneously or independently, improving efficiency and flexibility. The split-type design helps reduce the impact of vibration and noise on the chamber, making it ideal for advanced technology and industrial applications with extremely stringent requirements for production or research environments.