Air Quality Control
Carefully controlled air quality is essential to any cleanroom. Your Air Handling Unit (AHU) will need to be equipped with humidity control and specialized HEPA filters and will be calibrated for hourly air changes. Controlled and contained air flow throughout the cleanroom space will ensure standard air quality. Hiring a certified HVAC contractor with experience in cleanroom setup is essential.
Architecture
When designing a cleanroom, it is important to consider air flow, materials movement and people movement. Space should be open and well-designed for optimal flow in each of these areas.
It should also be flexible enough to allow for expansion as your business grows, as you add equipment, or as your processes change. Gowning and ungowning areas, air locks and showers may need to be included in the specs. Carefully consider the kind of cleanroom you need and consult a professional cleanroom designer before finalizing your plans.
Equipment
Having the right equipment will ensure your employees will be able to work efficiently. Tables and equipment that are designed to cleanroom specifications will be easy to wipe down and keep clean.
Frocks, coveralls, bouffants, sleeves, shoe covers, masks, and latex, nitrile or vinyl gloves are all essential personal protective equipment for your workers. Sticky mats, cleanroom documentation supplies, wipers and mops are also essential.
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