GLOVEBOX PROTECTIVE GLOVES Jugitec H

GLOVEBOX PROTECTIVE GLOVES Jugitec H

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Description

The Jugitec H model for gloveboxes provides excellent resistance to oxygen, UV radiation, heat, and chemicals. It is ideal for handling oxidizing agents, concentrated acids, alkalis, ammonia, and alcohols.

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The Jugitec H model for use in gloveboxes offers exceptional resistance to oxygen, ozone aging, UV radiation, heat and chemical products. It is recommended for works with oxidizing products, concentrated nitric acid, concentrated hydrochloric acid, ammonia, concentrated alkalis and alcohols.

Material properties of the protective gloves Jugitec H:

  • Temperature range: – 20 °C to + 120 °C
  • Resistance to ozone and weather
  • Very good resistance to many oxidizing chemicals
  • Good gas impermeability

Overview of the standards met by Jugitec H

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE

according to EN ISO 374-1: 2016 + A1: 2018
Code Test Chemical CAS № Protection Index
A Methanol 67-56-1 4 (> 120 min)
K Sodium hydroxide 40% 1310-73-2 6 (> 480 min)
L Sulfuric acid 96% 7664-93-9 6 (> 480 min)
P Hydrogen peroxide 30% 7722-84-1 6 (> 480 min)

Capital repair and modernization of equipment

  • development of design documentation
  • modernization and restoration
  • FAT, SAT, IQ/OQ
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Overhaul of screws for ampoule/vial transportation

  • repair inserts
  • restoration of mounting seats
  • еlimination of runout
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Save up to 50% on screw cost and delivery time

Overhaul of needles for aseptic drug filling

  • needle tip restoration
  • tube replacement
  • polishing
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Save up to 45% on the cost of needles and delivery terms

CNC machining within 72 hours based on your model

  • production time — from 72 hours
  • anodizing and finishing
  • engineering design tailored to your task
  • comprehensive approach — from sketch to packaging
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