GloveFAST Cyto Pharma
Cytostatic isolator (negative pressure)

Cytostatic isolator (negative pressure)

Aseptic isolator (positive pressure)

Aseptic isolator with H₂O₂ gassing

Standard vacuum isolator

Standard overpressure isolator

Isolator system with restricted access


Customised isolators

Autoclavable cleaning tool and glove testing system
Effective product protection and personal safety in critical working environments
In highly sensitive application areas such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, chemicals and food production, absolute contamination control, product protection and user safety are crucial. With FASTER isolators, we offer state-of-the-art closed systems that ensure consistent physical separation between operator and product - reliable, validatable and flexibly adaptable to a wide range of process requirements.
FASTER isolators - also known as glovebox systems or glove boxes - are specially designed for use in controlled environments where the highest levels of cleanliness, sterility and personal protection are required. Access to the work area is exclusively via integrated glove ports, which enable precise, contamination-free manipulation - without direct contact with the materials being processed or exposure to potential hazards.
The hermetically sealed housing creates a protected atmosphere for product and operator alike - regardless of whether highly potent active ingredients, sterile drugs or toxic substances are being handled.
A key feature of the FASTER isolators is the integrated airlock system. It enables materials to be transferred in and out without affecting the sterile or protected work area. These airlocks often work with automated pressure equalisation cycles, H₂O₂ decontamination or inert gas purging - depending on the process requirements.
Advantages of airlock technology:
Glovebox (glove box)
A glovebox is a completely sealed enclosure that mainly serves to separate the operator from the product - but without active airflow or pressure control. Gloveboxes are often operated with inert gases (e.g. argon or nitrogen) to create a controlled atmosphere for reactive, sensitive substances.
Typical features:
Isolator