Barrier Systems and Laminar Flow

With more than 60 years of experience in air handling technologies and a continuous investment in R&D, we are pleased to provide equipment that can bring advanced levels of protection to those who work with potentially hazardous and toxic products.

Our Barrier Systems portfolio can cover almost any requirement for pharmaceutical facilities as well as for veterinary, chemical, robotics, optical, healthcare and food industries. Laminar flow equipment, downflow booths, RABS (Restricted Access Barrier Systems) and containment and aseptic isolators are designed and manufactured in our manufacturing sites in Spain and the United Kingdom.

Restricted Access Barrier Systems (Rabs)

Separating the operator from the product to improve product protection is an increasing trend in the pharmaceutical industry.
RAB’s are used within aseptic processing as they offer effective product protection by providing a high level of separation both physical and aerodynamic.

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Restricted Access Barrier Systems (RABs)
weighing booth

Downflow Booths

Our downflow booths offer an elevated level of protection within the industry, used particularly where hazardous and toxic materials are processed. Providing ISO 5 air quality and negative pressure Telstar downflow booths ensure protection to the product, the operators, and the environment.

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Laminar Air Flow Systems

Knowledge and experience in clean air handling technologies together with a continuous investment in R&D, have provided a solid foundation for consolidating a complete range of solutions in the industrial and health fields. From standard fan filter units to be wall or ceiling mounted and portable clean air units for room air renovations to laminar airflow modules, both standard sizes and bespoke designed.

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Laminar Air Flow System Booth
SAS Pass Through Boxes

SAS Pass Through Boxes

The requirements for processes involved in the manufacture of pharmaceutical and similar regulated products are becoming increasingly demanding, which in turn requires the use of equipment to guarantee the quality of final product.

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