Softwall Cleanrooms

Softwall cleanroom — Softwall Cleanroom Design and Equipment

For durability, expandability and portability, it’s hard to beat a sterile softwall cleanroom environment. Softwall cleanroom enclosures can be designed to meet any class level from Class 10,000 to Class 10. However, softwall cleanrooms must be designed in a suitable location. High concentration areas of personnel traffic, equipment debris, or location in close proximity to an exterior building door are not recommended for maintaining a sterile, portable cleanroom environment.
Softwall cleanrooms typically include solid flexible shields on all four walls with a designated 3-foot access strip door. The standard interior height of a sterile softwall cleanroom enclosure is 8 feet. Ceiling tiles will be provided for all portable softwall cleanrooms not occupied by filters or lights. Leg levelers and casters with brakes are also available.

quick ship portable cleanroom — Softwall Cleanroom Enclosure Systems

Our cleanroom design and supply specialists are available to help you select the appropriate cleanliness levels, necessary air flow / hepa air filter coverage and the finest quality softwall cleanroom construction materials on the market to improve your yields while staying within your budget.
Quick ship Cleanrooms are available for rush orders. Please contact CleanAir Solutions to request a no-obligation quote on our modular hardwall or softwall movable cleanroom units and equipment.

Quick Ship Softwall Cleanroom Enclosure Features:

Please contact CleanAir Solutions to request a no-obligation quote on our modular hardwall or softwall cleanroom enclosures and equipment.

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