There are significant differences in the application of Clean Rooms in different fields, mainly in terms of cleanliness levels, control objects, design requirements and application standards. Their main differences are as follows:1. In addition to temperature, humidity, pressure and other environmen

In order for application of clean production or laboratory environment to be effective and for Clean Room status to be preserved, cleaning is crucial.1. Preventing the introduction of contaminationStrictly control the entry and exit of personnel and materialsPersonnel need to pass through the Air Sh

The ISO Cleanroom Classes use the air particles count to determine their levels starting from ISO Class 1 through ISO Class 9 where lower numbers indicate higher cleanliness standards. Under the most strict class of ISO classification known as Class 1 Cleanrooms workers must find no more than ten particles which exceed 0.1-micrometer size per cubic meter of air space. ISO Class 9 Cleanrooms serve environments which have less demanding cleanliness levels compared to other classes.