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What is a Cleanroom?

A clean room is specifically designed to maintain a controlled level of contamination by particles, microbes, and other impurities. Its usage is widely found in sectors with strict requirements towards hygiene and control on contamination, such as in healthcare, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and biotechnology. Clean rooms are required to meet very stringent standards for air quality, temperature, and humidity. Probably, one of the most significant uses of clean rooms is in operation theaters of healthcare facilities, where the demand for maintaining aseptic conditions is most important to avoid infections during surgical procedures.

In an extremely clean room, air quality is maintained through HEPA filters which catch particles 99.97% as small as 0.3 microns in size, and sometimes, even higher standards with ULPA filters. The air inside a clean room is normally pressurized and flows in a unidirectional laminar fashion to continuously flush out any particles that may be present. It is of utmost importance that this controlled environment prevent contamination, mainly in the clean room of any operation theatre.

Types of Cleanrooms

Softwall Cleanrooms

Softwall Cleanrooms are contamination-controlled environments constructed with flexible, curtain-like walls, typically made from clear vinyl or antistatic plastic sheets. These cleanrooms provide a more affordable and flexible option for maintaining controlled environments, as they can be easily set up, expanded, or reconfigured as needed. Softwall cleanrooms are commonly used in industries like pharmaceuticals, electronics, and laboratories that require a clean space but don’t need the rigid structure of hardwall cleanrooms.

Hardwall Cleanrooms

Hardwall Cleanrooms are contamination-controlled environments built with solid, durable walls, often using materials like stainless steel, aluminum, or coated panels. Unlike softwall cleanrooms, which have flexible curtain-like walls, hardwall cleanrooms provide a rigid structure that offers superior control over temperature, humidity, and pressure levels. This design makes them ideal for high-precision industries, such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and semiconductor manufacturing, where strict cleanliness standards are crucial.

Modular Cleanrooms

Modular Cleanrooms are customizable, pre-fabricated cleanroom structures that can be quickly assembled, expanded, or reconfigured to meet specific cleanliness requirements. Built with interchangeable panels, they offer flexibility for various industries, from pharmaceuticals to electronics, where contamination control is essential. Modular cleanrooms can be tailored to different ISO standards, allowing for strict control over temperature, humidity, and particle levels. Their adaptable design makes them cost-effective and ideal for businesses needing a scalable cleanroom solution. These cleanrooms can be easily relocated or adjusted as production needs change.

Ballroom Cleanrooms

Ballroom Cleanrooms are large, open cleanroom environments designed to house multiple manufacturing processes or workstations within a single, shared space. Unlike traditional cleanrooms, which may use partitions or separate rooms to create distinct areas for different processes, ballroom cleanrooms have a spacious, flexible layout with minimal internal walls. This design is especially advantageous in industries requiring large-scale production, complex workflows, or the use of substantial equipment, such as semiconductor manufacturing, biotechnology, and aerospace.

Mobile Cleanrooms

A Mobile Cleanrooms is a portable, contamination-controlled environment designed to provide a sterile or clean space that can be transported and deployed in various locations. Unlike permanent cleanroom facilities, mobile clean rooms are designed for temporary or flexible use, making them ideal for field operations, emergency situations, or applications that require on-demand, controlled environments.

Key Benefits of Modular Cleanrooms

Industries That Require Cleanrooms

Cleanrooms are essential across a range of industries, including:

Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology

Where sterility and contamination control are paramount.

Microelectronics and Semiconductors

Where even the smallest particle can compromise the integrity of electronic components.

Aerospace

Where precision manufacturing of sensitive components is critical.

Healthcare

For surgeries and manufacturing of medical devices in a sterile environment.

Food and Beverage

To prevent contamination during the production of food products.

Automotive

In the production of sensitive electronic components and safety-critical parts.