Prefab ISO 7 Air filter cleaning room Equipment clean booth for
E-liquid
The Modular Clean Rooms can be built with or without
changing/entrance areas. The entrances can be constructed as
sliding doors, hinged doors, strip curtains or a combination of the
three. If preferred, transfer hatches can be built in to allow the
safe and easy passing of items into the clean air environment.
Air cleaning filtration device(s) are fixed to the outside walls or
ceiling and as air enters the room it is drawn through a HEPA
filter (99.997% efficient at 0.3 microns) creating a positive
pressure and clean air environment. A variety of levels of
cleanliness can be achieved; ISO Class 6, 7 or 8 are the most
common.
CLEAN ROOM Specification:
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High Quality Filters
High quality HEPA filters are 99.997% efficient at 0.3 microns to
ensure a clean environment.
ISO Clean Environment
The unit provides in excess of 100 air changes per hour.
Improved Aluminium Framework
Monmouth’s improved Aluminium framework’s smooth, non-horizontal
surfaces prevent dirt and dust build up.
Clean Air Module
The CAM ensures positive pressure for an ISO Clean Environment and
is controlled via Touchscreen.
Quick Assembly Time
Quickly and easily delivered, erected and commissioned by our
experienced engineers.
Modular Construction
The construction is lightweight and can easily be extended,
dismantled or relocated if required.
How Particle Size Impacts Classification?
If a cleanroom has been designed and built in a clean environment
and constructed from non-particulating materials, then air flow is
the determining factor of a cleanroom’s cleanliness. Cleanliness or
ISO Class, is a metric measured by the number of airborne particles
more than 0.5µm in diameter, per cubic metre of space.
For example, a customer that requires less than 100 particles per
square metre within their clean room, may determine they require an
ISO 5 cleanroom. But there is a significant difference if that
particle is 0.5 micron in size, or 5 microns in size. So, if they
think they’re looking at a 0.5 micron sized-particle, but really
the particle that is a problem is a 5-micron particle – From a
cleanroom classification standpoint, this doesn’t translate to an
ISO 5 cleanroom, but an ISO 8 cleanroom.
How Contamination Relates to Cleanroom Classification?
Modular cleanrooms must be designed, built, and operate in
accordance with the ISO 14644-1 classification of cleanliness.
The required standard of cleanliness of a room is dependent on the
task performed in it; the more susceptible the product is to
contamination the higher the standard of cleanliness required. Upon
receiving a classification, the room must be maintained to meet the
specifications for:
Cleanliness
Temperature
Humidity
Pressure
Number of air changes/hr
Flow rate
Cleanroom ISO Classification
ISO Class 1 is ranked as the cleanest throu
