Isolator technology is always preferable to conventional cleanroom technology when there are stringent requirements for occupational health and safety or occupational health and safety in combination with absolute product protection.
Isolator technology was initially used primarily to protect people from hazardous products, but has been expanded and optimized over time to ensure product and personal protection, e.g. when filling sterile products.
In addition to the most common models, the presentation also looks at new economic solutions.