Cleanroom Components

When conducting research of any kind, consistency is absolutely key. The entire environment needs to maintain consistency of temperature, cleanliness, airflow, and humidity levels. Together, each of these elements will ensure an environment that is free of contaminants that could compromise your research. While there are several components that can assist in keeping your cleanroom sterile and contaminant-free, we recommends having including these three components in your research cleanroom.

1. Positive-Pressure Air Supply
The purpose of a positive-pressure cleanroom is to protect the environment inside the room. Positive pressure is created by using self-powered fan-filter units that force HEPA-filtered air into the room. By creating an internal air pressure that is greater than the ambient pressure, these units are reducing particles from entering around leaks around doors, walls, or ceilings.