A cleanroom is a facility designed for specific fields of research, such as biological or chemical research, and for manufacturing certain products. Cleanrooms have different classifications that follow a grading scale based on the amount of allowable particulates in the air. Class one rooms have one particle for every 0.5 micrometers of cubic space, and so on—the class number resembling the maximum amount of particles allowed in 0.5 cubic micrometers.
As for filtration systems, cleanrooms often use HEPA filters and ULPA filters. These filters can remove up to 99.9% of particulates using various air flow techniques. Some cleanrooms employ a positive pressure to keep particles out, and others employ negative pressure to keep contaminants in. Unsurprisingly, the need for a clean room can be overwhelming. K-Con can help with the confusion. The panels, windows, and doors common to our in-plant modular office system meet your Class 1000, Class 10,000, and Class 100,000 needs. Our sales staff has the knowledge to combine our wall system with the appropriate cleanroom components to ensure your cleanroom meets your strict requirements.
Features
- HEPA and ULPA Filters
- Single package air-conditioning
- “Sticky Mats” to keep dirt and grim from entering
- Air curtains
- High-speed roll-up doors
- Anterooms – Entrance air-lock before entering a cleanroom
Standard Options
- Class 1,000, 10,000, and 100,000
- Hidden in-wall air chase
- Filtered air-return louver
- Ducting for FFU
- Adjustable door louver