GS Terminal Diffuser
The GS Terminal Diffuser delivers reliable HEPA or ULPA filtration for critical cleanrooms. With gel-seal integrity, roomside serviceability, and a durable steel housing, it ensures leak-free performance, precise airflow control, and easy maintenance—ideal for pharmaceutical, medical device, and other highly regulated environments.
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Overview of GS Terminal Diffuser
Engineered for maximum cleanliness, the GS Terminal Diffuser combines robust construction with roomside accessibility. Its gel-seal filter channel prevents bypass, while integrated dampers allow precise airflow adjustment from inside the cleanroom. Designed for demanding pharmaceutical and medical device applications, it maintains consistent, high-performance air filtration without disrupting critical operations.
Leak-Free Gel Seal Design
A precision-molded gel channel on the upstream side of the final filter provides a secure, leak-proof seal. This eliminates unfiltered bypass, ensuring that all air passes through the HEPA or ULPA media. The gel-seal design supports strict cleanroom standards, protecting sensitive processes and maintaining ISO-classified airflow integrity.
Roomside Accessibility for Maintenance
Filters are easily replaced from inside the cleanroom without removing the diffuser from the ceiling. This roomside serviceability preserves ceiling integrity, reduces downtime, and simplifies routine maintenance. The design minimizes disruption to operations while allowing quick, safe access to HEPA or ULPA filters in critical environments.
Durable, Cleanroom-Ready Construction
Constructed from powder-coated 20-gauge steel with a galvanized hood, the diffuser withstands demanding cleanroom conditions. All exposed components comply with cleanroom material and fire safety standards, ensuring long-lasting durability. The robust housing and finish maintain structural integrity while supporting reliable, high-performance filtration in pharmaceutical, medical, and other regulated facilities.