Modular Cleanroom Design & Configurations |
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Hardwall or Softwall Cleanrooms
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All-Steel BioSafe® Modular Cleanrooms |
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Hardwall Cleanrooms — Select transparent acrylic*, dissipative PVC, polycarbonate, or polypropylene panels, which mount either externally or internally to create smooth, easy-clean surfaces. All-steel support frame for strength and easy installation - requires no external bracing.
Softwall Cleanrooms — Many panel options, including anti-static vinyl and clear or frosted strip shields. All-steel supports available with casters. |
The most effective design for bio-tech and pharmaceutical applications. 304/316 stainless or powder-coated steel construction resists most solvents, disinfectants and other cleaning solutions. Radius corners and raised, drained flooring available for disinfectant wash-down. Configure as a positive- or negative-pressure room, with A/C and humidity control. |
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Double-Wall, Raised-floor Plastic Cleanrooms |
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Ventilation Cleanroom |
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Ideal for applications that require raised flooring for true laminar flow. Double-wall structure allows air to circulate through the inter-wall plenum, increasing filtration and A/C efficiency. | Ideal for safe removal of fine powders or chemical vapors. Adjustable ceiling ventilator draws air upward through HEPA filters and/or exhaust ductwork. Inlet filters ensure a clean working environment. Available for plastic or all-steel cleanrooms. | ||||||||||
Powder-Containment Cleanroom |
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Negative-Pressure Cleanrooms |
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Air recirculation zone draws powders away from work station into a dual HEPA filtration system that protects both product and personnel. Adjustable air handler creates overall negative pressure to protect the external environment. | Ceiling fan/filter units create laminar flow of particle-free air. Exhaust ductwork along the floor and adjustable air handlers create overall negative pressure to protect external environment from pharmaceutical powders and biohazards. | ||||||||||
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File Type | File Name | Publication Date | |
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On-Site Hardwall Cleanroom Installation Video showing installation of a hardwall, modular cleanroom at a customer site. The room is tested at the factory, then shipped overseas to be installed. Framing, paneling and utilities are assembled according to the customer specifications. |
03/16/2015 |
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Modular Cleanrooms for Nutraceutical Outsource Manufacturing This video shows how Terra's modular cleanrooms can be used to create an economical nutraceutical manufacturing environment inside of your typical industrial facility. The layout features 16 ISO-classified cleanroom spaces that are connected to the building's HVAC system for humidity control and personnel comfort. |
10/20/2017 |
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Cutting Cleanroom Costs A few simple modifications to your cleanroom can increase efficiency, boost performance and slash operating expenses. Read about the steps you can take to optimize your controlled-environment facility. |
05/15/2015 |
Tech Resource (PDF) | ![]() |
ISO Cleanroom Standards and Federal Standard 209E Understand the international ISO cleanliness standards (ISO 4, ISO 5, ISO 6, etc.) and how they correlate to the U.S. Fed-Std 209E designations (Class 10, Class 100, Class 1000, etc.). This guide also discusses other key cleanroom recommendations on cleanroom air change and velocity rates, clean room ceiling fan coverage, positive vs. negative internal cleanroom air pressure, and laminar vs. turbulent air flow. |
05/15/2015 |
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Calculating Clean Room Cleanliness: How many FFUs and Lights? This tutorial provides practical tips for correlating the desired cleanliness level (per ISO/FS209 standards) to the required number of fan/filter units (FFUs). Also provides guidelines for specifying lights based on the type of operations being conducted. |
05/15/2015 |
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Gowning Room Design Recommendations on gowning room configuration and equipment locations to support proper gowning protocol while making efficient use of floor space. |
05/15/2015 |