The accessory list below is a selection of popular accessories offered at MBRAUN. Please also view our spare parts page to see other items. MBRAUN offers many different options to enter and remove products to and from the enclosure in a timely manner. Click here for more information MBRAUN analyzers are available both in solid state and liquid cell versions, with measuring ranges from <1ppm to 1000ppm, ensuring the atmosphere within your MBRAUN glovebox is both oxygen free and moisture free. Need your analyzers recalibrated? Other analyzers are available including: MBRAUN offers an entire line of balances to measure a product's precise weight. Chillers (Gas Cooling Systems) This option allows the user to lower the working temperature inside of the enclosure's environment. Glovebox integrated cooling fan. MBRAUN offers several different sized cold wells for cold storage and cold reaction manipulations. Optionally hot plates can be equipped with an integrated cooling circuit which can be run either with water or liquid nitrogen.

Traps for using cryogenic liquids as part of a coolant systems. MBRAUN offers a comprehensive list of feedthroughs and flanges to integrate your equipment from the lab environment to the inside of the enclosure. Filters (Carbon, HEPA, ULPA) MBRAUN offers many alternatives to filter out contaminants in your enclosure whether it is particle or solvent removal, MBRAUN has a solution for your application. PLC Controlled glovebox integrated freezers with external compressors and variable shelves for the storage of sensitive materials. This option allows the user to mix two different gasses before entering the enclosures' environment. Glovebox gloves are available in all different sizes, thicknesses and materials to suit your particular application. Gloveports for glovebox windows and side panels. This option allows the glove port to be isolated while safely changing a compromised glove. Heatable trays heat up and/or keep warm the material inside the antechamber.

MBRAUN offers different mini antechambers for easy material and tool transfer into and from gloveboxes. Microscopes and CCD Camera Systems Equipment for microscopic analysis of glovebox contents, video analysis and video-assisted motion. Special O-Rings for sealing glovebox feedthroughs, covers, doors and ports. MBRAUN offers a complete line of stand alone and integrated vacuum ovens in many different sizes and temperatures. MB Clean Jet Station for plasma burner systems to remove large quantities of SiO2 when sealing quartz tubes. MB Clean Jet for particle removal from glove boxes, e. g. welding systems. Piping on the enclosures can be specified to be either copper or stainless steel. Customized plasma burner systems for MBRAUN gloveboxes. Easy to remove window allowing for easy access to integrated equipment inside the glovebox. MBRAUN designs and manufactures shelving options that meets your needs. We work closely with our customers to offer a variety of shelving solutions.

This option allows the user to remove solvent vapors that could be potentially harmful for the gas purification system. This option allows the user to remove the static in the direct work area that powders are being handled.eureka vacuum filter cleaning Cleaning inside the enclosure.orange hoover vacuum cleaner MBRAUN has a wide variety of vacuum pumps available for your specific application.vacuum cleaner with lifetime warranty Manual hand valves and automatic electro-pneumatic valves for glovebox technology. Please contact us if you do not see an accessory you are looking for.The top performers in our reviews are the Dirt Devil Accucharge 15.6V, the Gold Award winner; BISSELL BOLT 2-in-1 Cordless, the Silver Award winner;

and the Dyson V6, the Bronze Award winner. Here’s more on choosing a stick vacuum to meet your needs, along with detail on how we arrived at our ranking of these 10 stick vacuums. Stick vacuums aren’t meant to be as powerful as heavy, full-sized vacuums. A good stick vacuum can clean a small apartment, cabin or home and doesn’t require a lot of storage space. Stick vacs have versatility you won’t find in larger vacuums. Many convert into a handheld vacuum for cleaning your stairs or cars. Most don’t need to be plugged in. They come with a battery that you can charge when you're not using the vacuum. You should keep in mind that a stick vac shouldn’t be used for heavy jobs. If there are large pieces of debris, say sawdust or liquids, you are better off using a shop vacuum. For large houses with multiple floors or thicker carpets, consider a full-sized vacuum. Check out our reviews of the best upright vacuums. The two most important components of a stick vacuum are its power and overall features.

That is, how many passes it takes to suck up debris and how adaptable it is for different projects and floor types around your home. We took into account that portability and battery power are important, though not at the expense of getting the job done. Beyond this, we considered the overall design and filters. For our tests, we vacuumed up typical materials you’re likely to encounter in your own home or garage. We spread a healthy sprinkling of sawdust on several square feet of carpet. We made sure to test the vacuums on both carpeted and hardwood floors. Our research found that stick vacs are often used for households with pets, so we embedded pet hair in the carpet and tested the percentage of pet hair the vacuum was able to suck up. Since many stick vacs are battery powered, we tested the battery life by measuring the time it took for the vacuum to reach a full charge as well as how long the vacuum ran until the battery died. For more information, check out our articles about stick vacuums.

We obtained all stick vacuums for this review from the manufacturers. While our test factors should be leading considerations in buying the right stick vacuum, other features and capabilities should factor in to your choice. Here’s a rundown of the most important elements, with several key questions you should ask yourself: Stick vacuums all have a similar design. Simply put, they are long sticks, similar to a broom, with a head no more than 10 inches in length. They are meant to be lightweight, often weighing less than 10 pounds and sometimes as little as 3 pounds. Some heads swivel up to 180 degrees so you don’t have to constantly move them back and forth to change directions. For added convenience and versatility, the best stick vacuums have handles that fold in half, making it easier to tuck away in the corner of your closet. Cleanup & Filters: How Easy is it to Empty the Vacuum? The most common method of emptying your stick vacuum is a detachable bin that collects dirt and dust.

You should consider how large of a bin you need and whether HEPA filtration is important to you. If a vacuum is HEPA-certified, that means it can remove 99.9% of allergens from the air. Most stick vacs are bagless, but some are not. In addition, many have a button on the bin that opens the container so you can easily empty the canister, but others may require a little more dirty work to empty the bin completely. Attachments can add a lot of versatility to your stick vacuum. Since these vacuums are meant to not take up a lot of space, the number of attachments is much more limited than other vacuums. At most, you should expect a crevice tool and dusting brush for upholstery. These attachments are helpful when you’re using the hand vac to clean in between your sofa or cleaning out your car. Three stick vacuums – the Dirt Devil Accucharge 15.6V, the Bissell Bolt 2-in-1 Cordless and the Dyson V6 stood out compared to the other electric brooms we tested. The Dirt Devil was quiet, ran for the second longest time and cleaned up more than 95 percent of debris.

The Bissell performed well in our tests and charged quickly, though it lacked a convenient stand and HEPA filtration. The Dyson did incredibly well in our cleaning tests, but lost points for only running for seven minutes when using its max power. There were a couple of models that were better at overall cleaning and features but lost points for lacking a rechargeable battery. Both the Hoover Corded Cyclonic and the Eureka Easy Clean 2-in-1 were solid performers, but both need to be plugged in. If your main concern is cleaning power and performance and you aren’t as concerned about running a cord, both would be good options for your home. You should also consider that vacuums without a chargeable battery are usually more affordable. Whether you need the freedom of a cordless vacuum or the power and price of a corded model, stick vacuums are a lifesaver for those who have a busy family that make small messes from time to time. There’s no need to break your back with a heavy full-sized vacuum when a lighter vacuum can easily and efficiently handle the job.