We are proud to announce another successful HOGER project for the research and development community. At Gdańsk University of Technology, we have completed the expansion of the existing glovebox system, which was also previously supplied by our company.
As part of a successful tender, we expanded the existing 4-port glovebox with an additional 3-port glovebox operating within the product protection system. The entire system maintains an atmosphere with parameters below 1 ppm of oxygen and moisture, enabling the most demanding research and development processes.
At the heart of the expansion is a T-type transfer antechamber, which serves as a common lock for both box. This solution not only allows for efficient use of available laboratory space but also enables the safe transfer of samples and materials between gloveboxes without the need to vent them to the outside atmosphere. This allows users to maintain process continuity and the highest level of protection for oxygen- and moisture-sensitive materials. This is important for measuring the current-voltage characteristics of photovoltaic cells using the infinityPV solar lighting simulator.
We are pleased that our solutions support the development of advanced scientific research, and that our customers continue to rely on us for the next steps in expanding their laboratories. We thank you for your trust and congratulate the team for the efficient implementation of the project.
