The Class of Cleanroom More Higher, The Cleanroom Will More Better?

A Clean Room is a specially designed room in which microparticles, hazardous air, bacteria, and other pollutants are removed from the air within a certain spatial area, and in which the temperature, cleanliness, indoor pressure, airflow rate and distribution, noise and vibration, lighting, and static electricity are controlled within a certain range of demand. Regardless of changes in external air conditions, the room is characterized by the maintenance of cleanliness, temperature, humidity, pressure and other properties that were originally set as requirements.

Cleanroom levels can be categorized into 100,000, 10,000, 1,000, 100, 10, and 1 levels. Thus, is it that the higher the number of levels, the higher the cleanliness level? In fact, just the opposite, the smaller the number, the higher the cleanliness level of the clean room.

Class I Cleanrooms are mainly used in the microelectronics industry for the manufacture of integrated circuits, for which sub-micron precision is required.

Class 100 Cleanrooms can be used for sterile manufacturing processes in the pharmaceutical industry, and this cleanroom purification project is used in a large number of applications, such as the manufacture of implantable items, surgical suites, including transplantation surgery, the manufacture of integrators, isolation wards, and so on.

Class 1,000 Cleanrooms are mainly used for the production of high quality optical products, but also for testing, assembly of aircraft gyroscopes, assembly of high quality miniature bearings, and so on.

Class 10,000 Cleanrooms are used for electric core workshops, assembly of hydraulic or pneumatic equipment, and in some cases for the food and beverage industry, in addition to Class 10,000 cleanroom purification projects are also commonly used in the medical industry.

Class 100,000 Cleanrooms are used in many industrial sectors, such as the manufacturing of optical products, the manufacture of large electronic systems for smaller components, the manufacture of hydraulic or pneumatic systems, the production of food and beverages, the pharmaceutical industry and other often used.