How To Choose The Right Cleanroom Materials?

Choosing the right Cleanroom materials is the key to ensuring that the cleanroom operates efficiently and the air quality meets the standards. The following are key points to consider when selecting materials:

Material properties of Modular Clean Room

1. Low particle emissions: Choose materials that do not easily produce particles and have low VOCs emissions to avoid becoming a source of pollution.

2. Easy to clean and corrosion resistant: The material should be chemical resistant and easy to clean to prevent particles from being produced or harmful substances from being released during long-term use.

3. Flat and smooth: No gaps on the surface to reduce the adsorption and retention of dust and microorganisms.

4. Other characteristics: Ground materials need to be wear-resistant, non-slip. Easy to generate static electricity occasions need to choose anti-static materials.

Specific material recommendation

1. Wall and ceiling: Color steel plate, stainless steel plate, PVC plate, aluminum plate, etc., with smooth, corrosion-resistant and easy-to-clean surface.

2. Floor: Epoxy self-leveling flooring, PVC flooring, seamless design, wear-resistant, non-slip, easy to clean and maintain.

3. Doors and windows: Aluminum alloy with good sealing to ensure air purification effect and prevent pollutants from entering.

4. Ventilation duct: Galvanized steel plate or sprayed thin steel plate with flame retardant type insulation board.

Construction and maintenance requirements

1. Construction requirements: Walls, floors and ceilings should be kept level; special sealing materials should be used at the joints; special connectors should be used at the connections.

2. Maintenance: Regular cleaning and maintenance to reduce the accumulation of particles and ensure the normal operation of the clean room.

Other precautions for Clean Room

1. No dust production, no adsorption of dust: Choose materials with high smoothness and flatness, such as specific plastics, metals or coated materials.

2. Durability and stability: Materials need to have excellent flame retardant properties, in line with fire standards.

3. Easy cleaning and stability: The material should be resistant to disinfectant cleaning and suitable for regular cleaning and disinfection.

4. Seamless design: Use resin, tile or metal materials to build a seamless surface.

5. Anti-static: Avoid using materials that are prone to static electricity and choose materials with anti-static properties.

6. Airtightness: Doors, windows and partitions need to be airtight to maintain a pressure gradient and prevent contaminants from penetrating.

7. Compliance with industry standards: Materials need to comply with GMP, FDA and other norms to ensure applicability.

8. Supplier selection: Select experienced and reputable suppliers to ensure material quality and supply stability.