Clean Room Windows Selection

Clean Room Windows Selection

What factors should you consider when evaluating clean room windows? When does provide visibility into a clean room operation without allowing people into the clean room operation. This promotes a cleanly environment and decreases the possibility of contamination.

The most important part of maintaining a clean environment as it corresponds to clean room windows, you want to ensure that there are minimal window ledges in the clean room environment. Ledges are a great place to collect contaminants that could set back your queen room operation.

Air Flow Systems in Clean Room Design

Air Flow Systems in Clean Room Design

What are the different air flow systems used in a clean room design? There are three types of Air Flow Systems in a Cleanroom: Pressurized Plenum Ducted supply and ducted return Ducted supply and open return Pressurize Plenum Air Flow System A clean room design...
Cleanroom Doors Selection Factors to Consider

Cleanroom Doors Selection Factors to Consider

Cleanroom Doors Selection: What factors should you evaluate In this brief segment, told by a cleanroom door expert, learn the factors that should be analyzed when making a cleanroom doors selection. What factors should you consider when evaluating cleanroom doors...
Cleanroom Wall Panel Substrates, which is best for my application?

Cleanroom Wall Panel Substrates, which is best for my application?

From Pharmaceutical Cleanrooms to Aerospace Cleanrooms, modular wall systems provide a durable surface that is easy to clean and can be quickly adapted to resize or shape the cleanroom. Due to the wide range of cleanroom applications, you have several factors to consider when choosing your cleanroom’s modular wall systems and your Wall Panel Substrates. When scoping a cleanroom for your business, you have to take into account the following:

Controlled Environment & Cleanrooms

Controlled Environment & Cleanrooms

What is the difference between the terms clean room and controlled environment so much shame requirements of controlled environments Some of the same requirements of a controlled environment are similar to the requirements of the clean room. Controlled...
Clean Room Classification & Cost Implications

Clean Room Classification & Cost Implications

Clean room Classification and clean room size greatly affects the cost of a clean room, both from a planning and implementation cost perspective, as well as an operational cost perspective. Many customers will come forth with the idea that they will build a larger clean room than necessary – just in case they need the extra space. This often times results in increased operational costs and unforeseen expenses.

Clean Room Class Selection

Clean Room Class Selection

Is there a problem with building a higher clean room class than needed? Every time you go up a clean room class or down a class in a clean room it has varying levels of cost, space and design requirements. For instance if you go up one class clean room classification...
Choosing Cleanroom Classifications

Choosing Cleanroom Classifications

What factors influence the decision for Choosing Cleanroom Classifications? When Choosing Cleanroom Classifications for any cleanroom design or construction project, there are several factors that need to be analyzed and discovered to appropriately plan for the...
Why Modular Cleanroom Construction?

Why Modular Cleanroom Construction?

Why Modular Cleanroom Construction? Modular Cleanroom Construction with modular architectural systems can be modified, relocated, and re-used to support the ever-changing process configurations and needs for expansion of many clients and industries.While flexibility...

What is a CACI?

Compounding Aseptic Containment Isolators (CACI) Provides the maximum level of personnel and product protection This unit is also referred to as a Laminar Flow Glovebox Isolator or LFGI and provides the ultimate in product and personnel protection. While operating...