Iso 8 Clean Room ISO Class 8 Dust Free Modular Clean Room Portable Cleanroom

ISO 8 Cleanroom Protective Requirements
There are different ISO 8 cleanroom designs, including modular cleanrooms and soft-sided cleanrooms. A modular cleanroom has hard-sided walls that provide complete floor-to-ceiling protection for a higher level of cleanliness. They are used for permanent and semi-permanent installations and can be configured to any size. Softwall cleanrooms are constructed of soft panels or strips and do not touch the floor. They are designed for portability and more temporary installations and are commonly used as a “spot clean” enclosure within an already controlled environment.

In addition to structure, there are other important considerations for usability and to ensure effective control contaminant levels. Incorporating air showers, pass-through chambers and other additional cleanroom accessories into the cleanroom design may be required to help prevent contamination from entering the cleanroom environment. Lighting, filtration and temperature control are also extremely important.

Cleanroom design considerations and standard requirements vary depending on the industry and application. In general, primary considerations for designing a Class 100,000 cleanroom include:

HEPA filtration requirements
Air pressure requirements
Humidity or temperature control requirements
Number of personnel working in the area
Static control requirements
Maximum contaminant levels
Sanitation requirements
Number and type of windows and doorways
Lighting and electrical needs

What would contaminate a clean room?

Any particle as small as one micron can contaminate a clean room. To put this into perspective, the thickness of a human hair is 100 microns. A primary source of contamination is exposed skin or hair. We provide employee¡¯s gowns, booties, masks and gloves as a precaution. The clean room also uses ventilation to prevent these contaminates from getting into the product packaging. After all, a motionless human, sitting or standing will generate 100,000 particles >0.3 micron in diameter per minute. Please see the chart below for examples of particles that are generated from people activity.