Prefabricated Portable Rigid Soft Wall Modular Clean Room Booth For Dust-free Environment

Overview

Clean booth is a common type of equipment in cleanroom products, used to provide a clean working environment in a large area.

Clean booth is a enclosed space designed to create a clean environment inside, preventing external contaminants from entering and protecting the items within the working area from contamination.

Its main frame is made of aluminum profiles or stainless steel, with walls typically made of anti-static mesh curtains or acrylic panels. Clean air is supplied from the top by fan filter units (FFUs) to achieve cleanliness. The high-efficiency filters within the FFUs filter out particles and microorganisms in the air. These filters can remove dust, bacteria, viruses, and other pollutants from the air, ensuring that the air quality inside the clean booth meets cleanroom requirements.

Clean booth also has negative or positive pressure control capabilities to prevent internal contaminants from spreading to the surrounding environment or introducing external pollutants into the clean booth.

Clean booth iss widely used in various industries and fields. In the pharmaceutical industry, clean booths are used in pharmaceutical production, drug packaging, and laboratory research. In the food processing industry, clean booths are used for food handling, packaging, and quality control. In the electronics manufacturing industry, clean booths are used in semiconductor production, electronic assembly, and precision instrument manufacturing. Additionally, clean booths are also utilized in medical device manufacturing, biotechnology research, aerospace, and optical instrument industries.

Option

The modular clean room booth can be totally customized by your requirement, here is some options.

Project Case

Feature

• Modular Design:
  • Flexibility: Modular clean rooms can be easily expanded, reconfigured, or relocated to meet changing needs.
  • Ease of Installation: Prefabricated panels and components allow for quick and straightforward assembly.
• Controlled Environment:
  • Air Filtration: High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) or Ultra-Low Penetration Air (ULPA) filters are used to remove contaminants from the air.
  • Climate Control: Systems to maintain specific temperature and humidity levels.
• Construction Materials:
  • Non-Particulate Shedding: Walls, ceilings, and floors are constructed from materials that do not shed particles.
  • Smooth Surfaces: For easy cleaning and decontamination.
• Airflow Systems:
  • Laminar Flow: Unidirectional airflow that helps to sweep particles away from critical areas.
  • Turbulent Flow: Used in less stringent environments to mix and filter air continuously.
• Pressure Control:
  • Positive Pressure: Keeps contaminants out by maintaining higher pressure inside the clean room.
  • Negative Pressure: Used in containment areas to keep hazardous particles inside.
• Lighting:
  • Clean Room Rated Lights: Special lighting that minimizes heat generation and particulate contamination.
• Monitoring Systems:
  • Environmental Monitoring: Continuous tracking of particle counts, temperature, humidity, and pressure.
  • Alarm Systems: Alerts for any deviations from set environmental parameters.
• Entry and Exit Systems:
  • Airlocks: Prevent contaminants from entering or exiting the clean room.
  • Pass-Through Chambers: Allow materials to be passed into the clean room without contamination.
• Ergonomic Design:
  • User-Friendly: Designed for easy use and comfort for personnel working inside the clean room.
  • Access Ports: Convenient access to utilities and tools without compromising the clean environment.
• Compliance and Standards:
  • Regulatory Compliance: Designed to meet industry standards and regulations such as ISO 14644, GMP, and FDA guidelines.
• Customization:
  • Tailored Solutions: Can be customized to specific industry requirements and applications, such as pharmaceutical manufacturing or electronics assembly.