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Glove Boxes, Basic, Mail Processing

Definition : Basic glove boxes designed to provide a confined atmosphere in which mail may be opened and processed (e.g., sorting, opening of packages). These boxes typically include big, easy-open doors to pass large packages in and out of the box; some include flexible diaphragms that permit the use of the gloves without changing the internal pressure in the box. Mail processing glove boxes are used to facilitate the manipulation of contaminated or potentially contaminated (e.g., with anthrax) mail; they may prevent the spread of contamination during the sorting and opening process by keeping the manipulation of mail sealed inside the glove box. These glove boxes are intended for use where mail is processed, including in healthcare facilities.

Entry Terms : "Mail Sorting Glove Boxes" , "Mail Processing Glove Boxes"

UMDC code : 22789

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Coy Laboratory Products Inc

Company Type: Parent

Coy Labs has produced Glove Boxes, Anaerobic Chambers, and controlled atmosphere glove boxes designed to fit people's needs. Coy glove boxes and chambers can be found in every corner of the world, and nowhere else for the price and convenience can you find the flexibility of design, ease of operation, and reliability of performance. Coy glove boxes and chambers come equipped with all the necessary accessories for the specific application:

Inner Space Systems Inc

Company Type: Parent

Neopost USA Inc

Company Type: Parent

Sealed Air Corp

Company Type: Parent

Terra Universal Inc

Company Type: Parent

Terra creates solutions for application-specific manufacturing challenges, quickly and economically. Terra's manufacturing complex in Fullerton, California includes latest-technology CNC sheet metal and plastic equipment along with complete welding, electronics, and metal finishing shops.

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