If you want to use a glove box outdoors, you need to communicate with the glove box manufacturer and choose a specially designed outdoor glove box with good sealing, protection, and temperature control capabilities; When there is no dedicated glove box for outdoor use, temporary protection such as sunshades and windproof covers can be installed, and insulation materials can be used to wrap and alleviate the impact of temperature changes. When placing, choose a flat, dry, well ventilated place away from dangerous objects, avoiding low-lying areas, air vents, and direct sunlight. Carefully inspect the seal before use, perform regular maintenance, check the condition of components such as purification, gloves, and seals, and replace damaged parts in a timely manner. Clean both inside and outside. Attention should also be paid to safety. Do not use during thunderstorms to prevent the glove box from being blown over or impacted.

During the cleaning process of the glove box, two preparations need to be made before cleaning to avoid damage to the experimental materials inside the glove box. Firstly, it is necessary to fully understand the properties of the experimental materials inside the box, clarify the sensitivity of the materials to factors such as water, oxygen, organic solvents, and temperature, in order to develop more accurate cleaning plans based on the characteristics of the materials. Secondly, it is necessary to properly store experimental materials, carefully transfer them to safe containers or areas for temporary storage, and ensure stable environmental conditions in the storage area to avoid factors such as temperature fluctuations and direct sunlight that may cause damage to the materials.