FR4101 Cleanroom Booth

Cleanroom Booth – Description

A Cleanroom Booth (also known as a Modular Cleanroom Booth or Clean Booth) is a self-contained, modular enclosure designed to provide a localized clean environment within a larger uncontrolled or semi-controlled space. These booths use HEPA or ULPA-filtered airflow systems to maintain particle-free zones and meet various cleanroom classifications according to ISO 14644-1 or GMP standards.

Cleanroom booths are a flexible and cost-effective solution for industries such as pharmaceuticals, microelectronics, biotechnology, aerospace, medical device manufacturing, and laboratories.

Key Features

• HEPA/ULPA Filtration: High-efficiency filters mounted in the ceiling provide unidirectional (laminar) or turbulent airflow, ensuring Class 100 to Class 100,000 clean conditions (ISO Class 5 to 8).

• Modular Construction: Made from aluminum, powder-coated steel, or stainless steel frames with clear PVC, acrylic, or polycarbonate side panels.

• Self-Contained Design: Allows installation without major structural changes; ideal for creating clean zones within existing facilities.

• Fan Filter Units (FFUs): Integrated into the ceiling to continuously supply clean, filtered air.

• Lighting & Electrical Provisions: LED lighting and optional power outlets are available.

• Casters or Fixed Legs: Some models are mobile for flexible positioning, while others are stationary.

Benefits

• Cost-Effective: Less expensive than full-scale cleanrooms, with reduced construction and operational costs.

• Scalable & Customizable: Easily expandable or reconfigurable based on changing needs.

• Quick Installation: Minimal downtime or disruption to existing operations.

• Localized Clean Environment: Ideal for sensitive processes like inspection, packaging, or assembly in otherwise non-classified areas.

• Compliance Support: Helps meet cleanroom standards (ISO, GMP, FDA) without a full cleanroom infrastructure.

Applications

• Precision assembly and inspection

• Clean storage and packaging

• Pharmaceutical filling and sampling

• R&D and laboratory operations

• Semiconductor and microelectronics handling

• Medical device manufacturing