Two Side Blow Class100 SUS304 Air Shower Room With PLC Control System for Commodity

Product Description

These self-contained Air Showers and Tunnels offer an effective way to remove surface-deposited particles from personnel prior to entering the cleanroom.
Each unit is shipped in two fully assembled sections (top housing and air shower chamber), allowing installers to quickly put the Air Shower into service.
HEPA filter/blower modules (rated 99.99% efficient @ 0.3 micron particles) wash personnel with Class 100 air to dislodge and remove particles
Solid-state microprocessor panel provides programmable control over access door operation.
Electromagnetic interlocking doors minimize contamination and automatically release in the event of power failure or when the emergency stop button is pressed
Energy-efficient LED lighting mounted on the ceiling
Available in white powder-coated or stainless steel finishes to meet various cleanroom requirements
Variety of sizes and door configurations, including low-profile models for restricted overhead clearance and knock-down models for restricted entry ways
Economical to operate and easy to maintain
Custom sizes and configurations are also available!

Products Specification:

How Do Air Showers Work?

Clean Air Products’ cleanroom air showers are self-contained air recirculation systems.
Installed as cleanroom entry systems, these phone booth-shaped units reduce contamination as personnel enter the clean production space.

A worker passes through the entry door, the door closes, and high velocity streams of HEPA filtered air is blown onto the worker from numerous precisely placed, adjustable nozzles.
This high velocity air creates a flapping effect on the worker’s clothing, which allows contaminant to be removed from their cleanroom garments. As the cycle ends,
the exit door unlocks and the worker exits the air shower into the cleanroom.

Typical cycle time is ten seconds.
An adjustable microprocessor allows for easy “on-site” adjustment of cycle times and other critical process controls.

Air showers can also be used to remove particulates as personnel leave areas before going out into the general public,
or to prevent cross-contamination when workers move from one workspace to another.