A small, enclosed storage area in the front passenger compartment of a vehicle.
A device with flexible, semirigid, or rigid plastic walls used for cultivation of anaerobic bacteria. Bacteriologist must work by way of glove ports, and materials are brought into and out of the anaerobic work area by way of an interchange (Airlock) that can be evacuated and refilled with an anaerobic atmosphere repeatedly until it itself is anaerobic. The interchange has one door leading into the glove box per se and another door to the outside. Some glove boxes have incubators within them. Also called anaerobic chamber or anaerobic cabinet.
a fully enclosed and ventilated containment device fitted with arm holes for attachable flexible gloves which allows work with materials within a contained enclosure
an apparatus used in chemistry or biology to work on a targets in a closed atmosphere, without contaminating the substances or endangering the user
a sealed enclosure, with openings sealed by gloves for handling toxic, sterile objects inside the enclosure
a supposedly impervious box surrounding the plutonium-processing equipment which has glove holes permitting the operator to work on the equipment or the plutonium from outside the box
1. Storage compartment in the inside of an automobile. 2. Sealed enclosure, which contains a viewing window and openings with gloves for handing toxic, sterile, etc. objects inside the enclosure. Pressure inside of the box is less than that of the outside atmosphere to prevent leakage from the box.