Ensure your process operators are protected to OEB 4 and OEB 5 with a Solo Containment Automatic Pressure Decay (APD) system. Why? We'll tell you why...

1. Solo Containment Ltd
Ultimate
Operator Safety
with Pressure
Decay Testing

2. The essence of any isolator
(both traditional hardshell or
flexible) is to protect.
Protect the product from
contamination. AND protect the
operator from exposure.

3. The essence of any isolator
(both traditional hardshell or
flexible) is to protect.
Protect the product from
contamination. AND protect the
operator from exposure.
Solo protect your product
and your operators.

4. Like many flexible film isolator
manufacturers, Solo Containment
uses a pressure decay test during
manufacture to prove the integrity of
the welded joints.
Once constructed, we use HEPA
filtered compressed air to run an
inflate and pressure countdown test.

5. Like many flexible film isolator
manufacturers, Solo Containment
uses a pressure decay test during
manufacture to prove the integrity of
the welded joints.
Once constructed, we use HEPA
filtered compressed air to run an
inflate and pressure countdown test.
All fairly standard practice you
say, nothing untoward.

6. So, what does a Solo
Containment
isolator do for the
extra protection?

7. So, what does a Solo
Containment
isolator do for the
extra protection?

8. Whilst a positive pressure
decay test is acceptable in the
factory environment, Solo
Containment use only
NEGATIVE PRESSURE testing
once the isolator has been
installed with the customer.

9. WHY?

10. Why?
The Solo APD system runs a 90-second
countdown with a clear pass or fail signal on the
fan unit display. In less than two minutes you
have invaluable peace of mind that the
containment level has not been compromised.
Our isolators are designed to operate with high
potency API (HP-API) materials and many of our
systems run an automatic pressure decay (APD)
test at the start of each cycle.

11. Consider this:
If the enclosure has operated with
APIs, the last thing we should do is
inflate the enclosure to prove its
integrity.

12. If the enclosure has operated with
APIs, the last thing we should do is
inflate the enclosure to prove its
integrity.
Consider this:
If it was compromised, API could
end up all over your lab!

13. So, if your operators are
handling an API within a flexible
enclosure without a pressure
decay option, together we can
massively improve their safety
by switching to a Solo system.

14. So, if your operators are
handling an API within a flexible
enclosure without a pressure
decay option, together we can
massively improve their safety
by switching to a Solo system.
Trust Solo.
Enquire now.