continuously flows outward from the isolator, preventing external contaminants from entering. These isolators operate under positive pressure, meaning that the internal air pressure is higher than the surrounding environment, making them ideal for handling sterile pharmaceutical products, compounding sterile preparations, and aseptic processing.
Equipped with HEPA or ULPA filtration, positive pressure isolators effectively minimize microbial and particulate contamination while ensuring operator safety. They feature glove ports for safe material handling, rapid transfer ports (RTP) for contamination-free transfer of materials, and integrated cleaning systems such as wash-in-place (WIP) technology. Positive pressure isolators are widely used in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and hospital settings, ensuring compliance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and ISO 14644 standards for sterile drug production.