10 x 10m ISO 5 Hardwall cleanroom

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A 10 x 10 meter ISO 5 hardwall cleanroom is a spacious, high-performance controlled environment built to meet stringent cleanliness standards. It features robust hardwall panels, advanced HEPA filtration, and meticulous airflow management to maintain extremely low particle levels. This cleanroom is ideal for large-scale operations requiring precise contamination control for sensitive processes such as pharmaceutical production, biotechnology, and semiconductor manufacturing.

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Key Features of an ISO 5 Cleanroom

Particle Count: An ISO 5 cleanroom has a particle count of 3,520 particles or fewer per cubic meter for particles that are 0.5 microns or larger.
Air Changes per Hour (ACH): ISO 5 cleanrooms typically have an air change rate of at least 240 to 540 air changes per hourto maintain proper airflow and cleanliness.
Airflow: The cleanroom utilizes laminar flowor unidirectional airflow, where clean, filtered air is directed across the room in a single direction, minimizing the risk of contamination.
Materials: Hardwall cleanrooms use rigid wall panels, often made of materials like stainless steel, aluminum, or composite panels, providing an airtight environment and easy-to-clean surfaces

Hardwall Cleanroom Specification

No	Item	Data	Optional
1	Product	Clean room	The price needs to be re-calculated
2	Size	L5.3mW3.5mH2m	Yes
3	Cleanliness	1000class	10/100/10000 class
4	Wall	Antistatic pvc grid curtain	Acrylic or toughened glass
5	Door	Pvc soft curtain	Acrylic or toughened glass
6	Frame	Aluminium 5050	Stainless steel
7	FFU	1175575320MM / Aluminium zinc /6 sets	Stainless steel
8	Purified lamp	15W /8Pcs	Quantity
9	Voltage	AC 220V/50hz	Yes

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Cleanrooms Airflow

To maintain ISO 5 classification, the following criteria must be met:

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Particle Concentration Limits (per cubic meter of air)

0.5 microns: ≤ 3,520 particles

5 microns: ≤ 0.1 particles (the particle count drops significantly for larger particles)

Class 100 (in U.S. classification): ISO 5 cleanrooms are often referred to as Class 100 cleanrooms in the U.S. classification system.

Airflow Design

Laminar or Unidirectional Airflow: To maintain the cleanliness, air must flow in a uniform direction, typically from ceiling to floor, with minimal turbulence to prevent particles from settling.
HEPA or ULPA Filters: Air is filtered through High-Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) or Ultra-Low Penetration Air (ULPA)filters that capture particles down to 0.3 microns or smaller. ULPA filters provide even higher efficiency, capturing particles down to 0.12 microns.