Things to Consider When Installing A Cleanroom

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#1. What is a Cleanroom?

 

Cleanrooms are controlled space where pollutants such as the airborne microbes, dust and particles of aerosol are taken out in order to give the cleanest environment possible. Cleanrooms are typically utilized for the production of products like electronic devices, pharmaceutical products or medical instruments. Cleanrooms is classified into various levels of contamination, based on the quantity of particles allowed within the area in cubic meters. Cleanrooms also regulate variables such as temperature, air flow and humidity.

 

#2 Who Needs A Cleanroom?

If you are a company who manufactures something that can be easily contaminated by particles in the air then it's typically a good sign you would require a cleanroom. Here are a few industries which typically use a cleanroom based on the type of work they perform. 

 

  • Healthcare Companies
  • Technology Companies
  • Pharmaceutical Companies
  • Medical Laboratories
  • Electronic Parts Production
  • Cannabis Extraction
  • Mushroom Cultivation 
  • Semiconductors
  • Military Applications
  • Nanotechnology production
  • Aerospace



Just to name a few… If you have any questions or require an estimate on a modular cleanroom or shipping container cleanroom contact KCH Cleanrooms, Bay Area's #1 Cleanroom distributor.


Now that you know the types of industries which may require a cleanroom- here are some more tips to consider when installing a cleanroom.


#3. Types of Cleanrooms

Modular- These are prefabricated offsite typically then delivered to your place of business with all parts, and then assembled by a professional team. This reduces construction costs and cuts down on any additional dust or mess which results in a quicker assembly time. You are typically up and running much faster.

Traditional- Traditional cleanrooms are built out of brick and drywall, then coated with an epoxy finish. There is more time in the construction process, as it is erected just as any other building would be.

Other Alternatives (Such as shipping container cleanrooms)

A shipping container is a cost effective way to have a cleanroom at a reduced cost vs traditional or modular options. KCH is unique in offering shipping containers which are prefabbed and modified to fit ISO standards. These can be made into cleanrooms or offices, depending on the application.

Shipping container cleanrooms are built to your specifications and delivered right to your facility. These units are plug-and-play with options such as pre-wired outlets, with two able to be dedicated circuits, HVAC systems installed, two sealed cleanroom lights, as just some examples. Class 1k to 100k available with options in 8x20x9 or 8x40x9. You also have different add on options such as

  • Additional windows and doors
  • Gown Rooms
  • Additional Power outlets

 

In addition to other add ons you can customize when you speak to our experienced team.


#4. Other Factors: Cleanliness Standards

Based on the industry you work in it is necessary to meet the standards of cleanliness as determined according to ISO internationally recognized standards. They are categorized by the number of particles of a specific size that are permitted to be within your cleanroom in order to keep the safety of your processes. Cleanroom costs vary on your level of standards needed for your industry. For example, the more particles you need removed from the air, the more you would be required to pay. Your budget is determined by the class and ISO standard you may need. 

 

If you still have questions regarding cleanrooms do not hesitate to contact the experts at KCH Cleanrooms. With more than 15 years experience we have the proper answer and solution for your cleanroom or modular office needs. 

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