Our panels provide superior insulation, ensuring stable temperature and humidity levels critical for maintaining clean room standards. With precision engineering and advanced materials, our panels offer exceptional durability, minimizing the risk of contamination and ensuring long-term reliability. Additionally, our panels are customizable to fit your specific clean room requirements, offering flexibility and efficiency in design and installation. By choosing our insulated panels, your company can optimize operational performance while ensuring compliance with stringent clean room regulations, ultimately safeguarding product integrity and reputation.
Choosing Hardwall Panels for Cleanrooms
When designing and constructing a cleanroom, it is essential to use hardwall cleanroom panels and other components that help maintain a controlled and clean environment. The selection of wall panels for cleanrooms should be based on various factors, including panel sizes and load considerations. Lange and Grant offer insulated panels that are customizable to ensure that your cleanroom maintains the appropriate pressure levels, which is crucial for maintaining a clean environment. When constructing or renovating a cleanroom, make sure to select hard wall panels that meet the standards for cleanrooms, where necessary.
Design Elements for Cleanrooms
Cleanroom design involves the use of specific elements and components to maintain high standards of air and surface cleanliness. Some of these elements and components include the following :
- Wall Materials: Cleanroom wall materials should be resistant to mold and mildew and provide thermal insulation.
- Lighting: Cleanroom lights should provide sufficient illumination and have a design that allows for easy cleaning to minimize the presence of contaminants.
- Air Filters: Cleanrooms should be equipped with filters to effectively eliminate contaminants and harmful particles from the air.
- Cabinets: Cleanrooms should have cabinets with a pass-through design to allow for easy transfer of items between areas while maintaining a clean environment.
- Ceilings: Cleanroom ceilings require a T-grid system for lighting and other components. The support structure should be sturdy and durable, and panels should have sealed edges to prevent contaminants from entering the air inside cleanrooms.
Lange and Grant offer high-quality wall-insulated panels that meet cleanroom construction standards and provide important benefits for maintaining a clean environment.
