Modular cleanrooms can be an ideal solution in certain situations. Practical and easier to set up thanks to their modular design, modular cleanrooms are perfect for quick installations or for integration into a modular laboratory. We’ll tell you everything you need to know about this type of cleanroom.
A modular cleanroom is a cleanroom that is designed in separate modules to facilitate installation. As we know, cleanrooms are spaces designed to control and minimise the risk of contamination within them, and each room is strategically laid out to ensure that the number of particles that can enter or be generated inside them is as low as possible. Modular cleanrooms have the advantage of being specifically designed to achieve less complex and more functional installations.
At Labsom, we know that not all our clients, nor all activities, have the same requirements. That is why we also know that, to properly plan the design and construction of a cleanroom, it is important to take into account the intended use of each space, for which having a modular cleanroom can be very useful. Of course, these modular solutions must comply with standards and regulatory requirements, whilst also being compatible with a wide range of sectors and industries.
Furthermore, thanks to the limited investment they require and the space optimisation they achieve, modular cleanrooms prove to be the ideal solution for enhancing the room’s performance whilst maximising benefits.
Modular cleanrooms must meet a specific set of requirements to ensure safety when integrated into a modular laboratory or other facility. Differential pressure levels, air cleanliness, temperature and other environmental parameters may vary depending on the intended use of each space, in order to maintain specific limits for each activity and thus prevent product contamination at any stage.
Similarly, the materials used for wall, floor and ceiling cladding, ventilation systems, lighting and room access systems (doors, windows, etc.) may vary depending on the use of each modular cleanroom.
This type of cleanroom offers a high level of flexibility thanks to its modular design. These solutions guarantee:
If you wish to plan the design and construction of your cleanroom effectively or wish to incorporate it into your modular laboratory, please contact us and we will explain all our solutions for modular cleanrooms. We will provide you with our best professionals to help ensure the success of your project, and we will assist you with the subsequent maintenance of each space to maintain the controlled environment, ensure greater control over results and optimise the costs of each project to maximise your profits.
The modular cleanroom is made up of modules, making it easier to assemble and quicker to install, as it requires less design, engineering and architectural planning than a standard cleanroom.
Yes, even though they are modular in design, these types of cleanrooms must comply with all the standards and regulations laid down by law for this type of facility. Of course, depending on their intended use and the processes to be carried out within them, there may be different specifications that must be met, but this applies to all cleanrooms, not just modular ones.
Both have their pros and cons. On the one hand, a cleanroom designed and built to the client’s specifications can be more practical because it is tailor-made. However, this takes much longer. Modular cleanrooms are easier to assemble, and the project can be completed more quickly.
No, the level of airborne particles will always remain below the maximum limit, regardless of whether the cleanroom is modular or not. As we have said, the same regulations must be adhered to, so the level of safety will not be compromised under any circumstances.
