In industries with high cleanliness requirements such as pharmaceuticals, biomedicine, electronic semiconductors, food processing, and aerospace, Cleanroom is the core environment to ensure product quality and safety. When building and managing Cleanrooms, it is particularly important to determine it‘s cleanliness level, which is what we often call Cleanroom Classifications.

In recent years, many pharmaceutical companies have actively taken measures to meet the needs of the international pharmaceutical market. The requirements for the design of GMP Cleanrooms are beautiful and clean to prevent product contamination and quality changes. Therefore, the design of doors, windows, floors, walls and ceilings in the interior decoration of cleanrooms is different from that of general factories. What are the specific differences? The following is a detailed description.

In high-tech manufacturing, biomedicine, scientific research and other fields, Clean Room is to ensure product quality and experimental accuracy of the key environment. And the Clean Bench, as one of the core equipments in the Clean Room, has become an indispensable “guardian” in these fields with its unique working principle and significant role.

Many customers who do clean workshop projects often ask: "There are several types of air showers. Are the ones used in electronics factories and pharmaceutical factories the same?" In fact, the seemingly similar equipment has completely different clean level requirements, production environment characteristics and industry standards. Why are the air showers used in electronics factories and pharmaceutical factories different? By the way, let's talk about the difference in the materials of these two common air showers. You will know after reading this.