A Hardwall cleanroom is an enclosed zone where airborne particulates and pollutants are maintained at specific levels. The cleanroom is used to filter polluted air as per the requirements of certain industries such as pharmaceuticals, E-liquids, healthcare facilities, as well as science and technology.
FAQs
A hard-wall clean room is a fully enclosed zone with rigid wall panels, designed to maintain very low levels of airborne particulates and pollutants. These rooms are typically used in industries such as pharmaceuticals, electronics (e-liquid production), healthcare, science and technology, and any other application that requires controlled air cleanliness.
The rigid “hard wall” structure typically uses sealed wall panels, often powder-coated steel or aluminium, with integrated ceiling and floor interfaces. This ensures minimal particle-emission from the structure itself and allows for easy cleaning and maintenance.
The hard-wall system is designed for ease of cleaning. Surfaces are smooth, sealed and compatible with industry cleaning agents. Regular maintenance includes checking any HEPA/ULPA filters, monitoring air-flow and pressure differentials, and periodic validation of particulate & microbial levels.
Yes — modular hard-wall clean rooms can be configured to required dimensions, include features like pass-throughs, air‐locks, gowning rooms, and can be scaled or reconfigured as your needs change.
The clean room comes with (or integrates with) a dedicated HVAC/air-handling system with HEPA/ULPA filtration, positive (or negative) pressure control, and reliable temperature/humidity control. (Insert your particular design or specification.)
It is designed to comply with industry clean-room standards such as ISO 14644 (for air cleanliness), GMP (for pharmaceuticals), and any local building/regulatory codes. (Insert any specific certifications your product or company holds.)
