Modular Hardwall Cleanrooms

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CleanAir Solutions, Inc. specializes in selecting cleanroom air filtration systems and supplies best suited for your facility. Modular Hardwall cleanroom designs featuring single pass or recirculating air flow offer versatile construction materials while affording convenient installation. However, an understanding of the basic types of cleanrooms will help you to recognize the optimum cleanroom design and equipment for your specific requirements. Cleanroom design is perhaps the most important factor in protecting your critical product from contamination. Choosing the right type of Modular Cleanroom or Modular Softwall Cleanroom is the first step in this process. Built to meet your specific cleanroom application needs, your cleanroom design and equipment options may include the following:

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Modular Hardwall cleanroom designs featuring single pass or recirculating air flow offer versatile construction materials while affording convenient installation. For more information on our custom cleanrooms specifically designed to meet the requirements for Pharmaceutical Compounding Cleanroom (Pharmacy Cleanroom) applications, please click on the link below.
Our CAS USP-797 cleanrooms are guaranteed to meet USP-797 Compliance.
Our modular hardwall cleanroom design and equipment specialists are available to help you select the appropriate cleanliness levels, necessary air flow / hepa filter coverage and the finest quality hardwall cleanroom construction materials on the market to improve your yields while staying within your budget.

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The modular cleanroom wall systems we provide are load bearing, non-progressive and are designed to offer maximum flexibility for future expansion and/or modification to your hardwall cleanroom. The hardwall cleanroom framing system utilizes extruded aluminum channel members with a clear anodized finish. The core of the modular cleanroom wall system can be made up of 1/4” to 2” cells of aluminum honeycomb wall panels or insulfoam EPS sandwiched between 1/8” thick Aluminum skins, Melamine or Vinyl hardboard. Double paned full panel width cleanroom windows are available using ¼” clear plexiglas or 3/16” tempered glass for better visibility.

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Modular hardwall cleanroom doors are manufactured from the same cleanroom wall panel material selected for the rest of the cleanroom. The perimeter of the cleanroom door is reinforced and faced with aluminum channel. Unless specified otherwise, cleanroom doors will have a paned viewing panel for safety, three-spring closer hinge and lever passage hardware. Cleanroom ceiling grids are supported by load barring walls using 2” gasketed rod hung t-bar assemblies.

Contact CleanAir Solutions to request a no-obligation quote on any of our modular hardwall cleanroom designs and equipment.

Looking for a portable cleanroom solution? Check out our wide selection of Softwall Cleanroom Enclosures.

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