Cleanroom Solutions — Modular Partitions, Ceilings, Doors & Flooring for GMP Environments

ISO 14644-1 classifies cleanrooms by particle counts. ISO 5 allows 3,520 particles ≥0.5µm per m³ (most stringent), while ISO 8 allows 3,520,000 particles. Pharmaceutical sterile manufacturing typically requires ISO 5-7, while packaging may use ISO 8.

We use sandwich panels (PUF/PIR core with steel/HPL facing), hollow-core panels for non-load-bearing walls, and aluminum framing. All materials are smooth, non-porous, and resistant to cleaning chemicals.

We use multiple sealing methods: cam-lock joints with gaskets for partitions, gel or gasket sealing for HEPA filters, magnetic/brush seals for doors, and coved corners with sealant. Positive pressure differentials maintain contamination control.

Walkable ceilings support loads up to 200 kg/m² for maintenance personnel to access HEPA filters, dampers, and utilities from above. Required for larger cleanrooms with frequent filter changes or complex MEP systems.

Yes. We provide interlock systems where two doors cannot open simultaneously, maintaining pressure differentials and preventing contamination during personnel/material transfer between areas of different cleanliness levels.

Epoxy flooring requires 7 days minimum cure before light traffic and 14 days for full cure. PU flooring cures faster (5-7 days). We can use fast-cure systems for urgent projects with reduced timelines.

Yes. We assist with IQ/OQ documentation and coordinate with validation consultants for particle count testing, air velocity, pressure differential, and recovery time measurements as per ISO 14644.

Standard sizes: 2'x4' (610x1220mm), 2'x2' (610x610mm), and custom sizes. We support terminal housings for both gel-seal and gasket-seal filters with H13/H14 efficiency (99.95-99.995% @ 0.3µm).

Yes. We provide flush-glazed and vision panels in cleanroom partitions using toughened glass (8-12mm) or laminated safety glass. Frames are flush-mounted with silicone sealing for cleanroom integrity.

ESD (Electrostatic Dissipative) flooring has controlled electrical resistance (10⁶-10⁹ ohms) to safely dissipate static charges. Essential for electronics, semiconductor, and explosive atmosphere cleanrooms where static discharge causes defects or hazards.

Typical timelines: Small cleanroom (100-500 sq.ft): 4-6 weeks. Medium cleanroom (500-2000 sq.ft): 6-10 weeks. Large facility (2000+ sq.ft): 10-16 weeks. Modular systems reduce time by 30-40% vs conventional construction.

Partitions/Ceilings: 5 years on structural integrity, 2 years on finish. Doors: 2 years on door, 1 year on hardware. Flooring: 2 years on delamination. All warranties cover manufacturing defects under normal use.